tn walker breeding

does any one know of a real good tn walker stud?im gonna breed my tn walker reg. mare to one.shes almost 17 hh chestnut trying to be a palimino color.and i would like to find a stud that can ship semen i want a good colorful show horse.i would also consider maybe a paso fino or a saddlebred idk do they make good crosses?what breeds do make good crosses?

Some pictures might help us give you advice. A big chunk of breeding (at least in my mind) is pairing two horses that compliment each other's conformation and help improve each others faults. This should be considered first then color.

Pride's Generator is a good one, I believe. I've met 2 by him. EXTREMELY sweet animals.

If someone can figure out how to resurrect him as he passed in 2001.

I've commented on a similar question that the mare's papers and the stallion's papers need to compliment each other (pretty much what a previous poster on this thread said.

Sounds like this young mare is going to have a busy and somewhat stressful life, based on some of the OP's other threads-------------

^^ YOUR serious!!!???
Oh wow. Scratch THAT I guess..:(
I had no clue. Only met is babies. Gosh that's sad. Never knew...

He was a beauty that's for sure

Tennessee Walking horse - Prides Generator #753925 home page by Walkers West

Chika, from what I've heard from breeders of gaiteds, you really don't usually want to do crosses...the result isn't often what you would expect, and can take quite a bit of smoothness out of the gait. Just my opinion and limited knowledge...could be wrong on that.

Also, crosses don't do as well on the market if you ever need to sell. LoL, not trying to be the voice of doom, just some things to think about. The economy is pretty awful right now, and the horse market isn't doing well, to say the least.