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Rugged Lark, Champion American Quarter Horse Stallion, was produced from 1989-95 and again from 1997-99. I have no idea which one this is, but I suspect he may be from the later batch because he is so well done! He is a light bay with no white and is in very near mint condition -- all I can find is a very tiny rub on his muzzle towards the left side and t may also be a slight eartip rub on the left. Of course, he has no cracks, chips, breaks or faults of that nature. This is a splendid horse -- probably the best Rugged Lark I've seen -- and would be a great addition to your Quarter Horse collection!

Any item listed that is not as described is purely accidental and is not meant to misrepresent a horse or deceive potential buyers. Sometimes it is very difficult to find every little spot on a horse -- I do my best to list everything I can find that could be an issue, but even I have off days occasionally and miss something (that's why I allow returns). I don't show, so I will never represent a horse as being show quality unless I got that horse with a NAN card. Also, we all have different ideas of what the word Mint means, so I rarely, if ever, use it. I will describe a horse as near or very near mint or factory mint new in box (NIB) on the rare occasion that I think it earns it (and I'm very picky), but, again, that may mean something different to you than it does to me. I don't get into descriptions of seams unless I see something glaringly wrong (then it usually winds up in a body lot anyway!) because I feel that is a factory issue. But please ask if you have any questions or concerns about a horse. I will always do my best to answer your questions as fully, and honestly, as possible.

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