Horse breed game

[Kalei]

Wow, they are all so beautiful, thank you both Jr.Vet and Beki! I will put up some pics of the Quarter Horse barrel racing for both of you. I know Beki likes barrel racing too Enjoy!

I thought these were three amazing racing shots! Whoever was holding the camera is good.

Next I would like to see Thoroughbred racing through a jumping english course. (I don't know what the technical term for jumping is)

[Jr Vet]

does this one count, www.redeagleranch.com/images/salesilky.gif
what about a rearing gray stallion if that isn't possible then just a rearing horse

[Kalei]

Yup that works! It's perty Here is a pretty stallion!

I know they aren't technically the color gray (kind of whiteish) but technically they are called gray stallions. I hope they work for ya, they are very pretty!

Next I would like to see a Gotland Pony!

[xcolbi]

Here you are


I want a black Trakehner

[Kalei]

Awww! It's so pretty~! Thank you ^^

Here is a gorgeous Trakehner!

What a perfectly formed horse head, so beautiful!

Here's a quick fact about the Trakehner:

Trakehner, once known as the East Prussian horse, a breed of riding horse. The Trakehner is considered by many to be the ideal competition horse and Europe’s best warmblood (a horse displaying the lighter, faster qualities of the Arabian and other desert horses).

Next I would like to see a black arabian.

[Jr Vet]

go here to see your arab pic, http://www.ljplus.ru/img2/p/y/pycaky...abian-mare.jpg



I would like to see an exmoore pony

[Kalei]

What a beautiful arab! And I found some beautiful exmoor ponys! Heck, all horses and ponies are beautiful!

Aww aint' it cute! Look at the little baby

And here's some quick facts about the Exmoor:

-The first wild ponies came to Britain between 100,000 and 200,000 years ago, walking across a swampy plain that was later to become the English Channel. They became widespread throughout Britain and were very successful, living alongside Mammoths and preyed upon by saber-toothed tigers, wolves and bears. Their presence in Britain ebbed and flowed with the advances and retreats of many ice ages.

-Exmoor ponies blend in very well against the background of mixed heather, grass and bracken in their moorland habitat. The mealy muzzle and mealy eye ring perhaps serve to break up the outline of the head making its movements less obvious to a predator.

Now I would like to see a white Hanoverian