Paint Horses for Sale in Cadott WI, Athens WI

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Paint Stallion
I call this one Harlequin, because of his unique color pattern. His mom is ..
Cadott, Wisconsin
Black Overo
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Cadott, WI
WI
$650
Paint Stallion
This colt is mostly black with white spots. His mom is a buckskin, his dad ..
Cadott, Wisconsin
Black Overo
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Cadott, WI
WI
$650
Paint Stallion
This colt will be a good horse. His dam is short and muscular, and he has p..
Cadott, Wisconsin
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Cadott, WI
WI
$400
Paint Stallion
This boy is really cute. Mostly white, but both of his parents are tobianos..
Cadott, Wisconsin
Black Overo
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Cadott, WI
WI
$400
Paint Mare
she is a sorrel and white beautiful horse. she did get kicked by my gelding..
Athens, Wisconsin
White
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Athens, WI
WI
$800
Paint Mare
Beautiful red roan registered breeding stock Paint mare with quiet disposit..
Cadott, Wisconsin
Red Roan
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Cadott, WI
WI
$1,500
Paint Stallion
Proven color producer. Will compete well in halter and would make an excell..
Hawkins, Wisconsin
Palomino
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Hawkins, WI
WI
$5,000
Paint Mare
1998 dark bay reg. paint breeding stock mare. Rode on many trails and is ve..
Alma Center, Wisconsin
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Alma Center, WI
WI
$2,500
Paint Stallion
Tnt Blues Last Chance formally known as "Chance" is a very nice horse. He s..
Jim Falls, Wisconsin
Black
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Jim Falls, WI
WI
$2,500
Paint Stallion
Kawliga is sorrel and has 3 white stockings and a blaze face he has a white..
Jim Falls, Wisconsin
Sorrel
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Jim Falls, WI
WI
$1,500
Paint Mare
She is registered as a Red Dun, but actually a Sorrel. Bloodlines of Palefa..
Holcombe, Wisconsin
Red Dun
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Holcombe, WI
WI
$1,650
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About Colby, WI

When the Wisconsin Central Railroad was building its line through the wilderness heading toward Lake Superior, it finished its 1872 construction season with rails completed to the site of today's Colby. The place was initially called "Section 53," but the railroad renamed the station in honor of Charles L. Colby, partner in the construction company that was building the railroad, and the son of the railroad's financier Gardner L. Colby. Colby is the birthplace of Colby cheese.