Paint Horses for Sale near Phoenix, OR

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Paint Mare
Munga meaning "Nun" is a well trained and well mannered mare. Brought up a..
Cave Junction, Oregon
Black
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Cave Junction, OR
OR
$4,000
Paint Stallion
Barn name Patrick, Shown Halter at Oregon Tripple crown as Weanling and el..
White City, Oregon
Bay
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White City, OR
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$1,800
Paint Mare
Beautiful & sweet flashy Tovero mare out of Ice Sculpture. Great all aroun..
Central Point, Oregon
White
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Central Point, OR
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$12,900
Paint Mare
Exceptional mare. Beauty, talent, awesome disposition. By Cajun Indio (ROM..
Grants Pass, Oregon
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Grants Pass, OR
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$2,800
Paint Mare
"Dolly" Palomino BS Filly APHA Registration, DNA & Parentage Verification i..
Rogue River, Oregon
Palomino
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Rogue River, OR
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$1,000
Paint Stallion
"Tobie" 2004 Red Roan BS Colt. APHA Papers are in order and ready for new o..
Rogue River, Oregon
Red Roan
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Rogue River, OR
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$400
Paint Mare
Beautiful 2004 Loud Overo Weanlings. Palomino Overo filly by Hancock bred s..
Glendale, Oregon
Palomino
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Glendale, OR
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$1,500
Paint Mare
Must Sell, Versatile, Flashy, 1992 B / S APHA Mare Sorrel w / 4 socks & bla..
Glendale, Oregon
Sorrel
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Glendale, OR
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$4,000
Paint Stallion
6 yr. Paint gelding, bay with roaning, two white hind socks, 15. 3 hands, v..
Medford, Oregon
Bay
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Medford, OR
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$3,500
Paint Mare
Beautiful 7 yr Tobiano Mare Sweet disposition. Gentle. Jr. rodeo, team penn..
Eagle Point, Oregon
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Eagle Point, OR
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$3,500
Paint Mare
Here is the chance to own a top quality horse at a reasonable price. 2 blue..
Rogue River, Oregon
Chestnut
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Rogue River, OR
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$2,500
Paint Mare
Cute Registred Paint Filly...
Grants Pass, Oregon
Buckskin
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Grants Pass, OR
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$3,500
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About Phoenix, OR

The Phoenix area was settled in about 1850 by brothers Hiram and Samuel Colver. Samuel Colver laid out the town in 1854. Early residents included Milton Lindley, who operated a sawmill that provided timbers in 1855 for a blockhouse as well as a flouring mill owned by Sylvester M. Wait. For a time, the settlement was known locally as Gasburg after a talkative employee in the kitchen serving the mill hands.