i thought this Australian Brumby was really cool, so here he is.
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Saturday 16 April 2011
Australian Brumby
1. The Australian Brumby, first arrived here in 1788. Because of their natural warm climate in Australia, only the fittest survived. Some of them even died on the trip here.The first horses where used for farm work. When horse racing became a sport in 1810, high quality Thoroughbreds where imported from England and brought to Australia.
2. The Australian Brumby is not any particular color or size because domestic mares sometimes escape and join wild herds, so a strong fence is necessary. They are also sometimes mixed breeds like Draught horses, and Thoroughbreds because they love to escape.
3.This breed is resourceful, Strong and can consume poisonous plants.
This particular AB (Australian Brumby) is Bay Dun in color with two coronet markings on his hind legs and dark eyes.
I Like This Breed Because:
Of Its Resourcefulness
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Sincerely Yours
Faith
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2. The Australian Brumby is not any particular color or size because domestic mares sometimes escape and join wild herds, so a strong fence is necessary. They are also sometimes mixed breeds like Draught horses, and Thoroughbreds because they love to escape.
3.This breed is resourceful, Strong and can consume poisonous plants.
This particular AB (Australian Brumby) is Bay Dun in color with two coronet markings on his hind legs and dark eyes.
I Like This Breed Because:
Of Its Resourcefulness
Thanks For Reading!
Sincerely Yours
Faith
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Friday 8 April 2011
Ardennes
1.The Ardennes is probably descended from draft horses favored by Julius Caesar.The Ardennes are thought to have been bred on the Ardennes plateau for 2,000 years. This breed is one of the oldest European heavy-draft breeds.
2.This breed may be Roan, Chestnut, Gray, Bay, or Palomino, and very rarely Black.
3.These horses are Calm, Patient, and they have the amazing ability to work on rough terrain.Also for its size they are quite easy to feed.
This one is bay with a black muzzle, black feathers, and dark eyes.
I Like This Breed Because:
of its massive size
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Sincerely Yours
Faith
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2.This breed may be Roan, Chestnut, Gray, Bay, or Palomino, and very rarely Black.
3.These horses are Calm, Patient, and they have the amazing ability to work on rough terrain.Also for its size they are quite easy to feed.
This one is bay with a black muzzle, black feathers, and dark eyes.
I Like This Breed Because:
of its massive size
Thanks For Reading!!!
Sincerely Yours
Faith
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Thursday 31 March 2011
Arabian!
1.The Bedouin tribes that dwelt in the desert believed that the Arabian was a gift from God and told romantic tales if how the Arabian came to be.One of these stories says that God created the desert south wind into a animal that"shall fly without wings".But Bedounis no matter how they came to be, took them into their households as prized members.
2.The Bedounis bred these horses for their strength, courage, stamina, and speed.
3.The common coat colors are Gray, Chestnut, Bay, Roan, White, and occasionally Black.
4.The Arabian has a curved head, large nostrils, And a little muzzle.also has a arched neck, a Brod chest and a strong back.
5.Most Arabians are between 14.2 and 15.2 hands high and weigh between 800 ans 1,000 pounds.
This Arabian is Gray in color, with dark eyes and dark gray muzzle.
I like this breed because:
Of its face shape.
Thanks for reading!
Sincerely yours
Faith
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2.The Bedounis bred these horses for their strength, courage, stamina, and speed.
3.The common coat colors are Gray, Chestnut, Bay, Roan, White, and occasionally Black.
4.The Arabian has a curved head, large nostrils, And a little muzzle.also has a arched neck, a Brod chest and a strong back.
5.Most Arabians are between 14.2 and 15.2 hands high and weigh between 800 ans 1,000 pounds.
This Arabian is Gray in color, with dark eyes and dark gray muzzle.
I like this breed because:
Of its face shape.
Thanks for reading!
Sincerely yours
Faith
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Saturday 26 March 2011
Breed of the week!
1.The Spanish brought Appaloosa horses to North America at around 1710. Somehow the Appaloosa found their way into Indian hands which they used to trade to other Indians in which they spread around America.
2.The Nez Perce Indians used this breed as war horses for their intelligence, Speed, Beauty, Level-Headedness.
3.The common coat colors for Appaloosas are: Leopard (White base coat with large dark spots all over),Snowflake (Tiny light spots on a dark colored base), Blanket (White on hips and sometimes back and sometimes with base colored spots), Marble (Small dark spots on a light colored base), Frost (Tiny light colored sprinkles on dark base).
This particular Appaloosa has a blanket with a buckskin base-coat. He also has two pastern markings on his hind legs.
Why i like this breed:
I like this breed because of their special coat markings.
Thanks For Reading!
Sincerely yours
Faith
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2.The Nez Perce Indians used this breed as war horses for their intelligence, Speed, Beauty, Level-Headedness.
3.The common coat colors for Appaloosas are: Leopard (White base coat with large dark spots all over),Snowflake (Tiny light spots on a dark colored base), Blanket (White on hips and sometimes back and sometimes with base colored spots), Marble (Small dark spots on a light colored base), Frost (Tiny light colored sprinkles on dark base).
This particular Appaloosa has a blanket with a buckskin base-coat. He also has two pastern markings on his hind legs.
Why i like this breed:
I like this breed because of their special coat markings.
Thanks For Reading!
Sincerely yours
Faith
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Wednesday 16 March 2011
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