Paint Horses for Sale near Tangier, VA

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DreamLands Farm proudly presents Heza Deluxe. Deluxe is an exceptional AP..
Gloucester, Virginia
Palomino
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Gloucester, VA
VA
$750
Paint Stallion
Deluxe is an exceptional APHA Breeders Trust stallion. He is homozygous fo..
Gloucester, Virginia
Chestnut
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Gloucester, VA
VA
$500
Paint Stallion
*price reduced* Dodge is a very calm trail horse. He has been trained to b..
Gloucester, Virginia
Red Roan
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Gloucester, VA
VA
$3,000
Paint Stallion
Blaze and two hind socks. Green, Hunted 2 nd flight with Caroline Hunt, L..
White Stone, Virginia
Black
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White Stone, VA
VA
$4,500
Paint Mare
Autumn by the Bay is a one of a kind filly. She is already an outstanding ..
West Point, Virginia
Black
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West Point, VA
VA
$10,000
Paint Stallion
This is one loving boy who gives the sweetest kisses! He has no vices, an..
Yorktown, Virginia
Chestnut
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Yorktown, VA
VA
$2,250
Paint Mare
Quiet 2 year old should mature 16 hands. Triple Titan bred chestnut overo...
Saluda, Virginia
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Saluda, VA
VA
$2,500
Paint Mare
Beautiful paint mare, expecting her first foal at the end of March '03. Has..
Salisbury, Maryland
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Salisbury, MD
MD
$2,800
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About Tangier, VA

Prior to the arrival of colonists on Tangier Island, it was a retreat for the Pocomoke Indians for centuries. Although not much is known about these people, their existence is evidenced by the thousands of stone arrowheads that have been found all over the island. Almost any morning after gale-force winds have been blowing all night, new arrowheads can be found on the beach. The discovery of an ancient offshore oyster midden, thousands of years old and containing a huge pile of shells which could only have been deposited by humans, is further evidence that there was a regular population on Tangier, at least in the warm part of the year, long before it had an English name. The enormous numbers of arrowheads and spear points found here suggest the island was probably much larger than recorded history can verify and was home to many animal species.