Guess what breed of horse I am!!

[laughingllama75]

can I guess again?
Paint X fresian?

 

[PitterPaws]

Paint x Clydesdale

 

[heritagebirds]

Paint/Appaloosa?

 

[Wooden_Pony]

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Here is a Drum Horse! They are similar to the Gypsy Vanners but bigger in most cases.


http://www.gcdha.com/drumhorse1.jpg

 

[PitterPaws]

Paint x morgan

 

[Crunchie]

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DING DING DING!! That's it!

We have a winner!!

You can see it more in her now that she's unclipped and hairy. Different angles you can see more of it in her, too. She has nothing of the gait, though. She doesn't have the really high knee action that most Friesans have. She actually moves quite nice. The only real problem I have with her is the stallion was a little guy, maybe 15 hands, and so is she. She's just barely over the line for a large pony. Too little for me! She'd make someone a nice trail or maybe even pleasure horse for littlel local shows. Total sweetheart, even if she is a little weird!!

 

[Wooden_Pony]

Fresian x Quarter

Oh I posted the same time you posted on who was right

 

[Crunchie]

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Here is a Drum Horse! They are similar to the Gypsy Vanners but bigger in most cases.


http://www.gcdha.com/drumhorse1.jpg

And, by golly, he's carrying a drum! Huh, I learn something new every day!!

I had never heard of such a creature. He's a big'un, too!

 

[Wolf-Kim]

LOL! What fine bone structure for that kind of cross! I would have thought she would have a thicker bone structure. I mean, you've seen the Fresians and the Paints typically have a QH type bone structure, but she has those dainty little legs like an Arabian.

I would have never thought she was Paint/Fresian. She is a looker though, for sure!

-Kim

 

[Wooden_Pony]

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Here is a Drum Horse! They are similar to the Gypsy Vanners but bigger in most cases.


http://www.gcdha.com/drumhorse1.jpg

And, by golly, he's carrying a drum! Huh, I learn something new every day!!

I had never heard of such a creature. He's a big'un, too!

Yes they are over 17 hands or taller and breed for doing that job like the one in the photos. SUPER SWEET horses!!