Yeah, a high school kid in Camarillo California actually started the article, didn't do too bad, I chatted with him a bit when he created it, then found some links to the registry and added a little bit more.  The "breed" was one guy's dominant white stallion crossed mostly on Morgan and TB mares, but a farm program that ran about 60 years before his descendants sold off all the stock.  They are not just white, but have a distinct body type, rather cresty necked, quite muscled.  (Probably the Morgan blood) I think now that the breed founder has died, the registry is now also crossing on warmbloods, I can't recall.  Like I say, I liked the photo you added, but was it specifically of a "Camarillo" white horse or just a white horse of uncspecified breeding? The link to it wasn't clear, that's all. (talk)