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Saddlebred Sidewalk List 1989-2018 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR CH 20TH CENTURY FOX 1989 A CHAMPAGNE TOAST 2011 A CONVERSATION PIECE 2014 A DAY IN THE PARK 2018 A DAY IN THE SUN 1999 A DAY IN THE SUN 1998 A KINDLING FLAME 1989 A LIKELY STORY 2014 A LITTLE IMAGINATION 2007 A LOTTA LOVIN' 1998 CH A MAGIC SPELL 2005 A MAGICAL CHOICE 2000 A NOTCH ABOVE 2016 A PLACE IN THE HEART 2000 A RARITY 1989 A RICH GIRL 1991-1994 A ROYAL QUEST 1996 A ROYAL QUEST 2010 A SENSATION 1989 A SENSATIONAL FOX 2002 A SONG IN MY HEART 2004 A SPECIAL EVENT 1989 A SPECIAL SURPRISE 1998 CH A SUPREME SURPRISE 2001 CH A SWEET TREAT 2000 CH A TOUCH OF CHAMPAGNE 1991-1994 CH A TOUCH OF CHAMPAGNE 1989 A TOUCH OF PIZZAZZ 2006 A TOUCH OF RADIANCE 1995 A TOUCH OF TENDERNESS 1989 A TOUCH TOO MUCH 2018 A TRADITION 1991-1994 CH A TRAVELIN' MAN 2012 A WINNING WONDER 1995 ABIE'S IRISH ROSE 1989 ABOVE BOARD 1991-1994 ABRACADABRA 1989 ABSOLUTELY A LADY 1999 ABSOLUTELY COURAGEOUS 1991-1994 CH ABSOLUTELY EXQUISITE 2005 CH ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS 2001 ABSOLUTELY NO LIMITS 2001 ACCELERATOR 1998 ACE HIGH DUKE 1989 ACES AND EIGHTS 1991-1994 ACE'S FLASHING GENIUS 1989 ACE'S QUEEN ROSE 1991-1994 ACE'S REFRESHMENT TIME 1989 ACE'S SOARING SPIRIIT 1991-1994 ACE'S SWEET LAVENDER 1989 ACE'S TEMPTATION 1989 Page 1 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR ACTIVE SERVICE 1996 ADF STRICTLY CLASS 1989 ADMIRAL FOX 1996 ADMIRAL'S AVENGER 1991-1994 ADMIRAL'S BLACK FEATHER 1991-1994 ADMIRAL'S COMMAND 1989 CH ADMIRAL'S FLEET 1998 CH ADMIRAL'S MARK 1989 CH ADMIRAL'S MARK 2015 ADMIRAL'S SHIPMATE 1989 CH ADVANTAGE ME 2001 CH ADVANTAGE ME 2004 AFFAIR OF THE HEART "JAKE" 2007 AFLAME 1989 AGLOW AGLOW 1989 AHEAD OF THE CLASS 1995 AIN'T MISBEHAVIN 1989 AIN'T MISBEHAVIN 2001 AIR OF ELEGANCE 1991-1994 CH ALETHA STONEWALL 1989 ALEXANDER THE GREAT 1996 ALEXANDER'S EMERAUDE 1991-1994 ALEXANDER'S EMERAUDE 1989 ALFIE 1991-1994 ALICE LOU'S DENMARK 1991-1994 CH ALISON MACKENZIE 1996 CH ALISON MACKENZIE 1991-1994 CH ALL AMERICAN BOY 1989 ALL DRESSED UP 1991-1994 ALL NIGHT LONG 1989 ALL ROSES 1989 ALL SHOW 2013 ALL THE MONEY 2009 ALLEGORY 2000 ALLIE COME LATELY "BAH" 2009 ALL'S CLEAR 1995 ALLSWEET 1989 ALLURING LADY 1989 ALONG CAME A SPIDER 2005 ALTERED IMAGE 1996 ALTON BELLE 1997 CH ALVIN'S MR. AMERICA 2009 AMANDARI 2004 AMANDARI 2005 AMBER LAGER 2000 AMBER PEGASUS 2004 AMBER RETURNS 2000 AMBER'S SUNSHINE DELIGHT 1991-1994 AMBERSUN 2000 AMERIAN EYRE 1989 AMERICA BEAUTIFUL 1989 Page 2 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR AMERICA ON PARADE 1991-1994 AMERICAN BORN 1989 AMERICAN CLASSIC 1989 AMERICAN COMMANDER 2013 AMERICAN DANCER FVF 1991-1994 AMERICAN DIAMOND 1989 AMERICAN LIBERTY 1989 AMERICAN LUCK 1989 AMERICAN ROYAL GSM 1989 AMERICAN STONEWALL 1991-1994 AMERICAN WINE 2000 AMERICANA'S CROWN PRINCE 1996 AMERICANA'S FLIGHT 2003 AMERICUS WHIRLWIND 2017 AMONG THE STARS 1991-1994 CH AMPLI-PHI 2010 CH AMUSING 2015 AMY'S IRISH ROSE 1989 AN APTORNOON DELIGHT 2017 CH AN HEIR ABOUT HER 2011 ANACACHO DANCE AGAIN 2012 ANACACHO DANCER 1989 ANACACHO EMPIRE 1989 ANACACHO MAYTIME 1989 ANACACHO ON PARADE'S FINAL TOUCH 1989 ANACACHO PRINCESS 1989 ANACACHO'S ORPHAN STONEWALL 1991-1994 ANACACHO'S SWEET BLOSSOM 1991-1994 ANACAHO DENMARK'S LEGACY 1989 ANDEKERR 1991-1994 ANDERSON HAZE 1991-1994 ANDIAMO 1989 ANGELENE 2005 ANGELINA BALLERINA 2002 ANITA AUBURN 1989 ANN MARIE CF 1991-1994 ANN RUTLEDGE 1989 ANNA MARIE'S AFTERGLOW 2018 ANNABELLE 1989 ANNACLAIR 1989 ANNIE C. 1989 ANNIE T. LAURIE 1989 ANNIE'S PHINE LADY 1991-1994 ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE 2001 ANOTHER LADY 1989 ANOTHER LOVER 1991-1994 ANOTHER TROUBLE 1989 ANTIGONE 1989 APASIONADA 1996 APHRODITE'S TEARS 2012 Page 3 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR APOLLO SAND 1989 APPLE FRITTER 1998 APRIL'S MODERN MAGIC 2003 ARABESQUE 1989 ARC 1997 ARCHIE WHO? 1997 AREWEHAVINGFUNYET 1991-1994 ARIES GOLDEN GIFT 1995 CH ARIETTA 1995 ARISTOCRATIC FANFARE 1989 ARLETHA'S WILD MOON 1989 ARMANI 1989 ARMBRO LADY 1989 ARNOLD SCHWARTZENDEKER 2009 ARRIVED AGAIN 1989 ARTHUR B. CAMPBELL 1989 ARTIST 75 1989 ARTISTIC IMPRESSION 1989 CH ASA'S WILD CARD 2008 ASMARELDA 1989 ASPEN QUEEN 1989 CH ASTRA MUSIC 1991-1994 ASTRAL PEAVINE 1989 ATLANTACHE 1995 ATOMIC SUPREME 1989 ATTA' GIRL 1998 ATTACHE 1989 ATTACHE'S AMERICAN PATRIOT 2014 ATTACHE'S BORN BELIEVER 1989 ATTACHE'S CHAMINADE 1996 ATTACHE'S COED 2012 ATTACHE'S COMMANDER 1998 ATTACHE'S LIQUID ASSETS 1989 ATTACHE'S SPIRIT COMMANDER 1998 ATTACHE'S SPUN GOLD 1989 CH ATTACHE'S THREE OF A KIND 1996 AUCTIONEER 1989 AUDACIOUS 1989 AURORA BOREALIS 2004 AUTOBAHN 1991-1994 AUTUMN 1991-1994 AUTUMN HAZE CLJ 1989 AUTUMN SENSATION 1989 AWESOME BLOSSOM 2002 AWESOME CREATION 1991-1994 B B'S BEST BOURBON 1989 B. J. HELMS 1989 B.B. RAVEN 1995 B.L.'S FIRE BELLE 1989 BABE PALEY 2013 BACKDRAFT 2002 Page 4 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR BADGE OF GLORY 1995 BAGGER VANCE 2016 BAHIA 1995 CH BAHIA BELLE 2002 BAHIA BELLE 1995 BAN BERRY BAY 2001 BANDBOX! 1989 BANDIT'S STONEWALL KING 1989 CH BANDSTAND! 1989 CH BANDSTAND! 2015 BANK BREAKER 2005 CH BARBADOS EXIT 1991-1994 BARELY LEGAL 1991-1994 BARLITE'S ACE OF SPADES 1989 CH BARON VON STEUBEN 1989 BARON'S DREAMS & SCHEMES 2003 BARON'S TARSUS 2001 BARRISTER 2013 BARRISTER DON 1989 BARRY FITZGERALD 1989 BARTLES AND JAYMES 1999 BARTLES AND JAYMES 2001 BARTLETT'S VICTORY 1989 BATMAN 1989 BATMAN 1998 BE A HIT 1989 CH BE HAPPY 2012 BE KNIGHTED 1989 BE ME! 2016 BE SPECIAL 2010 BE THERE 2001 CH BEACON HILL 1989 BEAU FORTUNE 1989 BEAU GALLANT 1989 CH BEAU OLLIE 1991-1994 BEAU PEAVINE 1989 CH BEAU STETSON 1995 BEAUCHAMPS RED ROCKET 1995 BEAU'S VALIANT VAQUERO 1997 BEAUTIFUL ON PARADE 1989 BEAUTIPHI 1991-1994 BEBOP 2003 CH BEDAZZLE 1995 BEERTOWN 1999 BEE'S BOY 2002 BEGUILED 2007 BELHAVEN'S ROSEBANK 2014 BELIRISH 2011 BELL OF YORK PHF 1996 BELLA MARIETTA 2002 BELLE BEACH 1989 Page 5 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR BELLE CHEVAL 1989 CH BELLE ELEGANT 1989 BELLE LE ROSE 1989 CH BELLE MAR'S TRUE BLUE 1995 BELLE OF COESSE 1991-1994 BELLE OF THE ABBEY 2000 BELLE OF THE DELL 1989 BELLE SUPREME 1989 BELLEGLADE'S REBEL SPIRIT 1991-1994 BELLE'S ARIA 2017 BELLE'S HIGHLAND HEATHER 1989 BELLFOUNDER 1989 CH BELLISIMA 1989 BELOVED BELINDA 1989 BELVEDERE'S GOLDEN SOUVENIR 1989 BELVEDERE'S SEA SOUVENIR 1989 BEN SORY 1989 BENJAMIN'S WHIRLWIND 1989 BENNY HAPP 2016 BERLIN 1991-1994 BERMUDA TRIANGLE 1989 BERNADETTE 1989 BEST JET YET 1989 BEST OF BOTH 1991-1994 BEST OF DAWN 1999 BEST OF FASHION "DARREN" 2008 CH BEST OF TIME 1989 BETSEY HARRISON 1989 BETTER LATE 1989 CH BEWITCHING JEWEL 1991-1994 CH BEYOND REALITY 2000 CH BEYOND REALITY 2004 BI MI CONQUEST 1989 CH BI MI FASCINATION 1989 CH BI MI CHI TOWN 1989 BI MI HANDY ANDY 1989 BI MI HIGH HOPES 1989 BI MI INSPIRATION 1989 BI MI KISS OF MAGIC 1989 BI MI LADY TATE 1989 BI MI LASSITER 1991-1994 CH BI MI MAGIC DREAM 1989 CH BI MI RAMBO 1989 BI MI RUTHLESS RUBIN 1989 BI MI SAUVIGNON 1989 BI MI SUPERIOR ATTRACTION 1989 BI MI SUPREME JUBILATION 1989 BI MI SWEET INNOCENCE 1989 BI MI SYNCOPATION 1991-1994 BI MI WORLD PREMIER 1989 BIG BAD VOODOO BOY 2005 Page 6 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR CH BIG BIRD 1989 BIG BROWN BESS 1991-1994 BIG CITY 1989 BIG RED 2012 BIG TIME 1989 BIG VICTORY 1997 BILL BURGEE 2017 BILLIE VALENTINE 1991-1994 BILLY JEWEL 2009 BILLY'S BONANZA 1999 BI-MI MONARCH 1998 BI-MI NICE & EASY 1996 CH BI-MI SAUVIGNON 1998 BI-MI SULTAN'S WINE 1989 BIMINI PIRATE 1991-1994 CH BISHOP BROWN 1997 BLACK BART 1989 BLACK BESS 1989 BLACK EAGLE 1989 BLACK IRISH 1989 BLACK JINX 1989 BLACK MOUNTAIN BUCK 1991-1994 BLACK SQUIRREL 1989 BLACK WILLIAM 1989 BLACKBERRY BLUES 1991-1994 CH BLACKBERRY DELIGHT 2004 BLACKHAWK'S UPSA DAISY 1989 BLAIRCHITA COLE 1991-1994 BLAKEWOOD SUPREME 1989 BLANCHITA 1989 CH BLAZE OF BRILLIANCE 1989 BLAZE OF GLORY 1989 BLAZING FIRE 2001 BLESSED FORTUNE 1991-1994 BLIND MAGIC 2017 CH BLITZ 1991-1994 BLUE BEAU STARR 1989 BLUE CHIPPER 1991-1994 BLUE HAWAII 1989 BLUE IS MY COLOR 1997 BLUE OVER YOU 2018 BLUEGRASS ATTRACTION 1991-1994 BLUEGRASS DELIVERANCE 2011 CH BLUEGRASS JAZZ 2011 BLUEGRASS MUSIC 1989 BLUEGRASS MUSIC 1991-1994 BLUE'S DON JUAN 1991-1994 BLUES FINAL IMPRESSION 2017 BLUE'S SOLO FLIGHT 2007 CH BLUSH OF DAWN 1989 CH BLUSTERY 1991-1994 Page 7 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR BLYTHE 1991-1994 BLYTHEWOOD'S FIRE ENGINE RED 1989 BLYTHEWOOD'S HOLY SMOKE! 1991-1994 BLYTHEWOOD'S READY, AIM 1989 BO FIRST 1989 BO JANGLES 1989 BO RADLEY 1989 BOARDROOM ACE 2000 BOARDROOM ACE 2014 BOARDWALK 1989 BOB BELL 1991-1994 BOB BOBALOO 2017 BOBBIE'S OPENING NITE 2007 BOBBY SEA 1989 BOBBY SOX PREMIER 1991-1994 BOBBY'S REWARD 1989 BOLD ARISTOCRAT 1991-1994 BOLD BLACK MAGIC 2005 BOLD DESIGN 1991-1994 BOLD FLAMETTE 1989 BOLD FRHYTHM 1989 BOLD LAD 1995 BOLD LAD 1991-1994 BOLD MAX 1991-1994 BOLD RETURN 1991-1994 BOMBADIER 1995 BOMBAY 1989 BOMB'S ECHO 1999 BOMBSIGHT 1989 BONGO 2003 BONHEUR'S ENTERTAINER 1989 CH BONHEUR'S WILD RAVEN 1989 BONNIE SANTANA 1999 BOO! 2005 BOOGALOO KALU 1989 BOOMER 1991-1994 BOOMERANG 1989 BORDER COMMAND "SUPER MARIO" 2004 BORN A DEVIL 1998 CH BORN A GENTLEMAN 1989 BORN CONTENDER 2009 BORN KING KALU 1996 BORN THE BEST 2002 BORN TO BELIEVE 2015 BOROCCO 1996 CH BOSSMAN JACK 1991-1994 BOSTON LEGAL 2008 BOULDER COUNTY 1991-1994 BOUNTY-CHIPS 1991-1994 BOURBON CHIEF 1989 CH BOURBON ECLIPSE 1991-1994 Page 8 American Saddlebred Museum Saddlebred Sidewalk HORSE INSTALLATION YEAR BOURBON GENIUS 1989 BOURBON KING 1989 BOURBON PEAVINE OF BELVEDERE 1989 BOURBON ROSEMARINE 1989 BOURBON ROYALE DLF 2001 BOURBON STAR 1989 BOURBON-ON-SNOW 1989 BOURBON'S GOLDEN SUN 1989 BOURBON'S INTOXICATION 1991-1994 BOURBON'S REGAL HEIR 1999 BOURBON'S SPECIAL BLEND D.D.
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