The Lion Queen

“Queenie” is sired by Multi-National Champion Park Horse and Producer, Apollopalooza (AA Apollo Bey x CF Magical Witch) and out of Aristocrat Mare, Brassmis, dam of superstars like Afires Heir, Coltrane SS, Fire and Goldd, Mis Superior, and so may many more Youth + U.S. National Champion producing and performing mares, as well as Youth + U.S. National Champion geldings.

Apollopalooza is a 5x U.S. National Champion Park Horse, and he won all 5 titles in a row, which is a feat unmatched to this day. He was also U.S. National Champion in the Arabian English Pleasure Junior Horse. After getting Top Ten as an English Pleasure Futurity Horse, he never got less than a first place ribbon EVER again, until his premature death in 2005. He is also a Youth + U.S. National Champion sire across all Saddleseat and driving divisions.

Brassmis is the dam of Youth + U.S. National Champions, some Multi- Youth + U.S. National Champions, such as Afire’s Heir, Coltrane SS, Afire Stormm, Noblemis, Fire and Brass, and Too Brassi. At 6 Youth + U.S. National Champions, Brassmis is the all-time leading producer of national champions in the Arabian Saddleseat Divisions.

The Lion Queen is 8 years old in 2024, she has 3 foals and didn’t show. Brassmis passed away months after she was born, and in an effort to preserve her bloodlines, Queenie was put right into the breeding barn. She currently has a colt and a filly, bred by Maroon Fire Arabians and by Inception, and a filly by Royal Nobility. All 3 are owned by LEQ, and her colt is going to be showing at U.S. Nationals next year.

As far as conformation, Queenie has stellar motion, flawlessly trotting level while barefoot. Queenie has a long hooky neck that bridles effortlessly and an excellent length of back and leg, with great foot size, and a straight tail. She is right around 14.3hh, which is now becoming the average height for English horses. She had 2 foals in 2025, one by Black Daniels and one by Rhythmic AHSA.