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2002 APHA Homozygous Dun Tobiano Stallion FOR SALE or Trade. Tested 100% H..
Waldo, Arkansas
Dun
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Waldo, AR
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$3,000
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2002 APHA Homozygous Dun Tobiano Stallion FOR SALE!!!! Tested 100% for th..
Waldo, Arkansas
Dun
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Waldo, AR
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$3,000
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Paint Stud Colt about 16 mths. old. Very tame and gentle (treated like bi..
Waldo, Arkansas
White
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Waldo, AR
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$600
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Heavily muscled bay tobiano filly. Sire is Nat'l Ch. Header, Res. Nat'l Ch...
El Dorado, Arkansas
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El Dorado, AR
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$3,000
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High Country Dancer, or Jerry is perfect for the experienced youth or amatu..
Magnolia, Arkansas
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Magnolia, AR
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$5,000
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Sire: Jet Stream, Full Sister to World Champion Jets Rookie Cowboy. Now in ..
Magnolia, Arkansas
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Magnolia, AR
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$12,000
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About Camden, AR

The explorers Father Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet in 1673 and René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, in 1682 established French claims to the land they called Louisiana, which included what would become Camden, and found the Quapaw living at the confluence of the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers. The Quapaw claimed the territory that included this part of the Ouachita basin, but it was also influenced by both Caddo trade and culture. The old Indian trail called the Caddo Trace, leading from the Quapaw villages on the Arkansas River to those of the Caddo on the Red River, crossed the Ouachita River at what is now Camden. French hunters, trappers, and traders, who were drawn to the area by the abundant game, later established a rendezvous point on the high bluff above the crossing. The place became known as Ecore a Fabri or Fabri's Bluff (later spelled Fabre).