This stunning 2002 black colt is out of a line bred Tonto Bars mare and a Thoroughbred from New Haven, Missouri. The stallion, Diamond Bill is noted for his easy disposition and produces athletic sport horses. He and his 2006 foals can be seen Online at Oakwood Farm. He is a grown ranch horse today and can be seen on the trails on this page: Ranch Horses and Double Diamondbeing used on the trails.

      Peaceful Meadows Farm has moved from Yoncalla, Oregon to Meridian, Idaho, a suburb of Boise, Idaho. The horses have had to adjust from their lovely, lush meadows to a dryer desert basin environment. The irrigated, tall grassy fields have a peaceful view of the Owhyee Mountains and the Bogus Basin. The air is dryer, their hair much woollier, but they have adjusted well. Rugged mountain riding is just a stone's throw away, and the desert basin offers miles of desert trails to keep them sharp and conditioned. We still have a couple broodmares and will start breeding them again this spring. Our foals are imprinted at birth, making them easy to handle and train. Our Horses work cattle, do ranch work, and spend many hours on the trail. They are smooth headed and easy to handle, train, work and ride. Their offspring are ready for all around AQHA Championship events. We take pride in our "hands on" approach to training, consistently producing horses that load easily, quietly tie, and stand for the farrier. They have pleasant dispositions and good all around ground manners. Be sure to check out the slide shows of Oregon Cascade Mountain (Slideshow 1) and Idaho (Slideshow 2) rides. Soon there will be more scenery to explore deep in them thar hills of Idaho. May you always ride a good horse.

Yearling colts playing, Niki and Red

LINKS to Ranch Horses: Horses from the ranch (1) Horses from the ranch (2) Horses from the ranch..Double D (3) Horses from the ranch...Niki (4)

We have registered and maintained records of over 16,000 horses in the USA, Canada and some foreign countries since 1939. We have registered 57 different breeds during that time.

Our fees are nominal and there are no association dues as we are not a club.

You may find out more about us at APB Horse Registry or contact us here: my email address
Our phone number is: (503) 698-8615

Address:..........APB Horse Registry, 12294 SE 104th Court, Portland, OR 97266