| She set up a stud farm, using a cream-colored stallion named Harvester to breed Palominos. |
| A combination of Arabic, Spanish, and Moorish ancestry, Palominos came to the United States when Queen Isabella sent a stallion to her viceroy in Mexico, named New Spain at that time. |
| In July, Mr. Rogers said, Christie's in New York will auction much of the rest of the museum contents, including the preserved palominos and a Pontiac Bonneville with six-shooters for door handles. |
| Some were white, like Mystic, then there were ones that were black, chestnut, some were like palominos, and others were gray. |
| Palominos, duns and blacks were popular, led by top class dun, the two-year-old filly Avonvalley Moonshine, who fetched pounds 6,000 for John Llewellyn-James, Worcester. |
| Today, Palominos serve a wide range of purposes, from ranching and riding to racing and rodeos, and are valued for their all-around talent. |
