Appaloosa Pedigree Search
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Welcome!
The Appaloosa Pedigree Database is a collection of bloodline information for over 80,000 horses. It's a work in progress and there's still a lot of information that needs to be filled in; hopefully, you'll be able to find information on at least a couple horses. You might want to try searching for 'Princes Joy of CW' for starters; that's my horse!

New & coming soon:
Horses of Appaloosa descent are now highlighted in boldface in the pedigrees. Yes, this actually includes several AQHA horses! Additionally, the code for auto-generating the Appaloosa percentage (e.g. ApHC & FAHR methods) is almost ready. Soon, I'll have a bunch of photos back online, along with searches to quickly list offspring, or to do a hypothetical mating between two horses. Actually, the whole site will be getting an overhaul as soon as I have a little extra time.

Some important notes:
This site is NOT affiliated with any breed association, such as the ApHC, ICAA, AApA, CRHA, etc. While every effort is made to ensure that pedigrees in the database are correct, for official pedigrees, please contact the appropriate breed association.

Some horses are listed with 'registration' numbers of the format AP0000000 or similar - these are NOT actual registration numbers, but are internal database IDs to keep track of horses whose registration numbers are either unknown or unavailable. If you know the REAL registration number for one of these horses, please let me know!

This site is free to use, and will always remain that way.

Q: What is an Appaloosa?
A: The Appaloosa is a breed of horse developed in the northwest U.S. by the Nez Perce tribe. Best known for its uniquely spotted coat, the Appaloosa is a versatile, athletic, level-headed horse. For more information, check out: http://www.appaloosa.com.

Searching the Database:
  • Use '%' as a wildcard to match any number of characters
  • Searching by name automatically appends '%' to your search, so entering the first few letters of a horse's name is usually sufficient for narrowing the search down.
  • After searching, a listing of horses will be returned. Clicking on a horse's name will then generate a pedigree (the number of generations determined by your search selection).
  • The pedigree displays a horse's registration number, foal year, color, sex, and bloodlines, with links to a pedigree for each of the horse's ancestors. There are links to that horse's photo (if available) and all offspring listed in the database.

If you have any questions/concerns or can help add some info, email Jen Knutson at jen@appj.com.