Sir Hollywood Star the Quarter Horse

11	Arabians
10	Appaloosas
7	Paints
4	Morgans
4	Pintos
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According to his owner, Linux has a very nice hip and a great neck set which should make him a great dressage horse or jumper and I don't disagree. While currently a chestnut color he is turning grey just like his dam Liana. Linux has been easy to halter break and would do well in any discipline.

This gorgeous Arabian colt doesn't have a name yet. I'm going to refer to him as Copper for his obviously copper coloring (and because I like the hound dog in The Fox and the Hound).

This 2010 gelding is a cutie pie. I would love to own him, but alas he's already been sold to a new home. Color me jealous.

"Cupid" is a cute little palomino Paint colt who is also a registered Pinto horse. He's already been sold and found a new home.

"Mac" is a dark chocolaty Palomino colt. His name suits him well. He scored an 8.3 on Overall Impression with 8.5's on Type and Conformation with the American Warmblood Registry. Half-Arabian and Half-Quarter Horse, Mac has a typey dished face like his mother, but a more substantial frame than a full blooded Arabian.

This half-Welsh, Lord Solomon foal was awarded high scores of 72.1% and 75% at the July 2009 Starr Vaughn Equestrian Dressage Sporthorse Breeding Show. It's not hard to see what the judges like about this conformationally correct cute little Welsh Sportpony.

I love this foal's exuberance! She's clearly got tons of energy and she puts it to good use romping adorably in the field with her equally adorable mom. Saphira is a wonderful cream and white with striking eye liner and ice blue eyes. You don't get much more flashy than that.

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