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This magnificent stallion out of Moonbeam Cloud and by Prince of Colors was a dapple grey Thoroughbred, standing at 16.2 hands, and was 4 yrs old. Prince was a twin to Moonbeam Princess and a full brother to Moonbeam Colors. Prince was owned and bred by Whitebrok Farm Thoroughbred Training and Breeding Facility. He was never up for stud, there for had no foals. |
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His stud fee was $300. He was SCID free. |
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There is still frozen semen available, but it is not for sale, so please don't ask. |
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Prince was a racer. He was not really well known, but he was loved. His parents were not bad at eventing, he probably would have done better there. |
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Prince of the Clouds has passed away, he died of the feared Equine Infectious Anemia, or more widely known as Swamp Fever. This page is a tribute to him. We know now that he is probably better off in Horse-Heaven instead of being miserable down on Earth and infecting more horses, even though we miss him dearly. The case of EIA that infected Prince was the worst of them all here at Whitebrook. More than 50 horses got it and had to be put down. It is a tradition at Whitebrook Farm that every morning before the staff begins our morning chorse, we all go to he hill where the horses were buried and stand there for a few minutes in silence as the sun rises over our beloved horses's graves. We do the same after all our work is done, watching the sun set. On the day our horses died, we take the WF flag and put it up on the flag pole where the horses were buried. We then spend a few minutes in silence, either looking down or at the sky. |
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We never really got to say goodbye to any of these horses, they left us so suddenly. So the whole staff at Whitebrook would like to say a formal good bye to Prince of Colors in this form. |
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Prince of the Clouds |
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You gallop so majestically on the track |
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Your tail and mane flowing behind |
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As you pound the dirt with every step |
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You graze in the pasture so peacefully |
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Looking for fresh green grass |
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And canter wonderfully to show off |
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You look own on us all from the clouds now |
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Where you are Prince of them all |
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Living up to your name, Prince of the Clouds |
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Whitebrook Farm |
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Breeding and training champions is our job! |