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Clark Summit's Manhattan
Awards:
 | 3rd - 2007 The Big E (MA); Light brown yearling males | |
| 4th - 2007 NAAS (MA) Light brown Juvi (class of 10) | |
| 5th - 2007 Green Mountain Spectacular | |
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| Color: Light Brown | |
| DOB: September 11, 2006 |
| Sire: Clark Summit's D.K. Justice - Light Fawn, 1015515, | |
| Multiple blue ribbon winner - D.K. is an Altiplano Gold son. |
| Dam: Lightfoot's Elana - Beige, 833523, Elana is the | |
| daughter of Peruvian Accoyo Leon. She is a great mom and produces ribbon winning cria for us year after year - Manhattan is her third! (first boy) |
Well Elana did it again. Here we have her third cria, Clark Summit's
Manhattan and he is definitely all city and lights.
Manhattan and he is definitely all city and lights.
| Sire: D.K. Justice |
| Dam: Elana |
As the only boy born in 2006, Manhattan would
parade through the barn for all to see. And there
brown color just loaded with crimp. Plus his
beautiful eyes and black points on the ears and
nose grab your attention from even a great
distance. Manhattan is a very handsome boy and
proof positive of the color his dam can throw!
Manhattan has strong genetics as well with
Peruvian Accoyo Leon on his dam's side and
Altiplano Gold on his sire's side.
We took Manny to his first show as a juvi and he
did not disappoint us placing fourth in a large class
of light brown juvenile males at NAAS.
parade through the barn for all to see. And there
brown color just loaded with crimp. Plus his
beautiful eyes and black points on the ears and
nose grab your attention from even a great
distance. Manhattan is a very handsome boy and
proof positive of the color his dam can throw!
Manhattan has strong genetics as well with
Peruvian Accoyo Leon on his dam's side and
Altiplano Gold on his sire's side.
We took Manny to his first show as a juvi and he
did not disappoint us placing fourth in a large class
of light brown juvenile males at NAAS.
