I never heard of that one! He is certainly absolutely beautiful, though they would need to dock (which I don't approve of) or plait the tail for pulling a caravan.
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Horse Contest!!!!! 100 Points For The Right Answer!
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I've actually never seen a gypsy with a docked or even tied tail.... I'm sure it would be difficult to deal with, but that's the breeds' signature. They are very small for their build, 14-15 hands. I just LOVE their look!
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I would have known the gypsy vanner! I love them. I almost posted a picture of a nice one (not black and white, I am not partial to black/whites/piebald/paints. But it wasn't my thread so I didn't.
this is a link to a gorgeous vanner!
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h3...ses/obryan.jpg
Is the brindle one a knabsturp? I think that they may come in brindle but are known for being spotted, it's face kind of looks like one though.
ETA....I was just trying to find horses that are brindle, it isn't as uncommon as one would think. I almost bought a brindle looking QH but went with my nika instead.
The horse I found most when I was looking them up were QH's, so is that what it is?
this is a link to a gorgeous vanner!
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h3...ses/obryan.jpg
Is the brindle one a knabsturp? I think that they may come in brindle but are known for being spotted, it's face kind of looks like one though.
ETA....I was just trying to find horses that are brindle, it isn't as uncommon as one would think. I almost bought a brindle looking QH but went with my nika instead.
The horse I found most when I was looking them up were QH's, so is that what it is?
I think it is a QH too.
I read an article not too long ago about brindle QH's are actually genetically Chimeara's. It was really interesting. I think it was an Equus article.
I read an article not too long ago about brindle QH's are actually genetically Chimeara's. It was really interesting. I think it was an Equus article.
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(I don't know what breed the brindle is.....and that's so cool you saw one in real life!!!)
HORSE OF THE DAY!!!!!
What's the breed?!
(I'll post a second if no one gets it after a bit)
HORSE OF THE DAY!!!!!
What's the breed?!
(I'll post a second if no one gets it after a bit)
Grulla or Grullo
which is a color, not a breed.
Brindle is also color, and not a breed.
which is a color, not a breed.
Brindle is also color, and not a breed.
This one has a cute, cute face
I agree with the grulla/grullo color,
I am going to guess this is a mustang
if that is wrong I say
Spanish Barb.
I agree with the grulla/grullo color,
I am going to guess this is a mustang
if that is wrong I say
Spanish Barb.
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No one has it yet.
Here's the second clue/picture
Here's the second clue/picture
Chincoteague pony
That would have been my guess as well, but that foal's head profile looks nothing like a Chincoteague foal's profile.
I'm going to guess Brumby
Sorraia!!
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incorrect... but cute pony?? lmao..
Nope; I'm pretty sure on this one!
That's what I was going to guess...Originally Posted by kluchetta
Sorraia!!(aka Marismeño)
Where is Enzo any way??? The suspense is killing me!
Those little fuzzy ears look just like my childhood ponys' ears....so I'll guess Shetland pony!! Right or wrong...this is fun!!
Me too! How on earth would you know that horse? I had to go look at photos online...
THESE are Shetland ponies - my Maisie and Tiffin.
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Here's the hint:
*it's a wild pony*
200pts
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Ok....this could be pretty hard.....
Should I tell you where it is from or what letter it starts with??
Should I tell you where it is from or what letter it starts with??
