Jenzo Stud
Sales in East London

Jenzo Stud breeders of top quality Appaloosa Sport and Pure Bred Horses as well as Pinto Sport and Pure Bred horses. Our stunning homozygous buckskin Pinto stallion is also under the stallions section, East London, we are expecting his first foal soon.Jenzo Stud is Situated in the quiet suburb of Lilyfontein, Eastern Cape. Please Go onto our website and see our 2 stunning Imported blood line Appaloosa Stallions as well as their outstanding off spring. Our Aim is to breed sensible, perfectly conformed athletic foals, that excel in all equestrian sports. Visitors welcome by appointment.

Jenzo Appaloosa’s Our Breeding Programme revolves around our Proven imported Stallions and a few hand picked exceptionally well bred mares. Our aim is to breed, agile horses that will excel at all Equestrian Sports. Proven imported Stallions and a few hand picked exceptionally well bred mares. What is the difference between a Paint and a Pinto? A Paint is a specific breed of horse, bred for the conformation and musculature similar to a Quarter Horse, and also bred for unique coloring. The Appaloosa is a horse breed known for its preferred leopard-spotted coat pattern and other distinctive physical characteristics. Started his basic training.I think looking very good for a youngster. They are also shown in English disciplines ( dressage and jumping ), driving, they are also great trail riding and all round family horses. The Quarter Horse has been exported worldwide and with the internationalization fo the discipline of reining and its acceptance as one fo the official seven events of the Wold Equestrian Games, there is a growing interest in the Quarter Horse. Appendix Quarter Horse Since Quarter Horse/Thoroughbred crosses continue to enter the official registry of the American Quarter Horse breed, this creates a continual gene flow from the Thoroughbred breed into the American Quarter Horse breed, which has altered many of the characteristics that typified the breed in the early years of its formation. Some breeders, who argue that the continued infusion of Thoroughbred bloodlines is beginning to compromise the integrity of the breed standard, and there for favor the earlier style. Modern Quarter Horse The modern Quarter Horse has a small, short, refined head with a straight profile, and a strong, well-muscled body, featuring a broad chest and powerful, rounded hindquarters. The stock horse type is shorter, more compact, stocky and well muscled, yet agile. The racing and hunter type Quarter Horses are somewhat taller and smoother muscled than the stock type, more closely resembling the Thoroughbred. Reining and cutting horses are smaller in stature, with quick, agile movements and very powerful hindquarters. Halter type Horses shown in-hand in Halter competition are larger yet, with a very heavily muscled appearance, while retaining small heads with wide jowls and refined muzzles. Thus, they have long legs and are leaner than their stock type counterparts, but are still characterized by muscular hindquarters and powerful legs. They are shown in hunter/jumper classes at both breed shows and rated horse show competition. In South Africa the Quarter Horse is allowed to cross breed with the Appaloosa and Pinto to breed a Appendix Foal. The foals born from these crosses are allowed to be registered through Stud Book with the different Societys.