Paint Horses for Sale near Danville, AR

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Paint Mare
Nice, big, stout pretty APHA buckskin filly with no white markings. Gentle..
Cecil, Arkansas
Buckskin
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Mare
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Cecil, AR
AR
$1,000
Paint Stallion
Do you want to catch the judges eye? You will with this flashy blue eyed,..
Russellville, Arkansas
Palomino
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Stallion
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Russellville, AR
AR
$1,200
Paint Mare
Horse Details :Kat is a great horse, and just needs a job. Bought for a ba..
Havana, Arkansas
Bay
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Mare
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Havana, AR
AR
$1,000
Paint Stallion
Diego is a beautiful 7 yr old palomino paint. He does ride, but prefers t..
Russellville, Arkansas
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Stallion
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Russellville, AR
AR
$650
Paint Stallion
Paint gelding, average 15. hh, he is 6 or 7 years old, has current cogins, ..
Clarksville, Arkansas
Tobiano
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Stallion
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Clarksville, AR
AR
$650
Paint Mare
Baby is a five year old Paint mare who is wonderful to ride, is well experi..
Lamar, Arkansas
Sorrel
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Mare
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Lamar, AR
AR
$2,250
Paint Stallion
Topper is a double bred Zan Parr Barrand The Total Package colt. He is wel..
Lamar, Arkansas
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Stallion
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Lamar, AR
AR
$2,500
Paint Mare
Candy is a beautiful tobiano with two blue eyes that will make a beautiful ..
Lamar, Arkansas
Tobiano
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Mare
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Lamar, AR
AR
$2,500
Paint Mare
Very nice fillies with good pedigrees. Most will mature 16 hands. Have 2 s..
Cecil, Arkansas
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Mare
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Cecil, AR
AR
$1,500
Paint Stallion
Amigo has a wonderful lope. . . he has been started on barrels but hasn't b..
Mulberry, Arkansas
Sorrel
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Stallion
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Mulberry, AR
AR
$2,000
Paint Stallion
Eagle is a true Love Bug. He is easy to handle. You can breed him anyway y..
Mulberry, Arkansas
Black Overo
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Stallion
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Mulberry, AR
AR
$250
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About Danville, AR

After Yell County was created in 1840, local commissioners met to select a site for the county seat, settling on what is now Danville as the best location. The city was laid out in December 1841 by James Briggs, James Williams, and Nerick Morse. The home of William Peevy in Monrovia, a few miles north of Danville, was used as a temporary county seat in the interim. The city was named after the steamboat Danville, which plied the Petit Jean River in the 1840s. A log courthouse was constructed at Danville in 1844, though this was replaced by a frame building by 1850.