| Horsename: | Quo Vadis |
| Breed: | Quarter Horse |
| Discipline: | Showing |
| Sire: | Little Lloyd |
| Grandsire: | Babe Grande |
| Dam: | Miss Circle H III |
| Damsire: | Brown Caesar |
| Sex: | Mare |
| Foaled: | 1952 |
| Country: | United States |
| Color: | Black |
| Breeder: | Ross Roberts |
| Owner: | Marianne Randals |
| Otherawards: | AQHA Performance Register of Merit AQHA Champion |
| Honors: | American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame |
Quo Vadis (born 1952) was an outstanding Quarter Horse show mare as well as being an outstanding broodmare in the early days of the American Quarter Horse Association (or AQHA).
Quo Vadis was foaled 1952 and bred by Ross Roberts of San Jon, New Mexico.[1] She was a black mare, owned at the time of registration by Marianne Randals of Snyder, Texas.[2] Both her sire and her dam's sire were products of the King Ranch linebreeding program, so Quo Vadis was descended from Old Sorrel twice. She also traced five times to Peter McCue as well as once to Traveler.[3]
In Quo Vadis' show career, she earned an AQHA Championship as well as a Performance Register of Merit.[4] She earned a total of forty open halter points with the AQHA, and twenty-nine open performance points. She earned points in cutting, working cow horse, reining, and western riding.[1] She also earned $208.40 in National Cutting Horse Association (or NCHA) cutting competition.[5]
After Quo Vadis' show career, she retired to become a broodmare. She had twelve foals in total. Eleven of them earned AQHA points in halter. Four of them became AQHA Champions – Mr. Perfection, Poco Becky, Bonita Dondi, and Kaliman. Three foals earned a Superior Halter Horse award – Madonna Dell, Mr. Perfection, and Kaliman. She also foaled Majestic Dell, a stallion who earned forty-nine halter points, just one shy of his Superior Halter Horse.[1]
Quo Vadis was inducted into the AQHA Hall of Fame[6] in 2002.[7]