Welcome! Rainbow Equine Farms Producers of quality performance horses for over 35 years.  Rainbow Equine Farms has not only bred, trained and shown regional and national show champions, but prides itself in offering equine companions suitable for the amateur owner as well as the professional.  Although our  focus has changed  to producing, training and exhibiting American Saddlebreds  and European Warmbloods, our successful breeding program began  many years ago with  Arabians.  We  produced performance and halter champions who excelled in many disciplines.   Many  of our horses were as successful with their amateur owners as the professional who loved their trainability and presence.  We have been  proud to continue that tradition with our American Saddlebreds and European Warmbloods. Bai B-Rumm: 1/2 Arab Mare, 185 Performance Points in 9 months - a 1983 record that still stands today! Vulanci KWPN: 2000 ISR/OLD West Coast Champion Mare at 21 years of age! GAI RAINBOW+++ (1972-1992) or how it all began......... Pictured here is Bunnie up on Gai Rainbow+++  first son of Gai Parada.  Gai Rainbow+++ was our foundation stallion and he is who our ranch is named after.    We were honored in sharing our lives with Rainbow.  gai rainbow +++  With us, "Rainbow",  attained his Supreme Legion of Merit with points in Halter, English Pleasure, Pleasure and Formal Driving, Park, Native Costume, and Western.  He was named Champion of Region I, II, VII in Halter and Performance, as well as Top Ten National Stallion in Halter and Native Costume.  Rainbow remained in the top twenty, nationally, for Arabian sires producing performance horses up to 9 years after his death.  We invite all owners of Rainbow get and grand-get to E-Mail us. and what the present brings..... We would like to introduce our new stallion:: COUNT THE GOLD An absolutely stunning palomino American Saddlebred whose  temperament is outshown only by his brilliant color.  A proven sire who produces not only color but athletic individuals garnering ribbons in the showring in both traditional saddleseat and  fine harness as well as the  popular sporthorse disciplines. More information about him on the ASB Stallion page. Website Updated: 02/05/08