AA Dark Ali Colt the Arabian

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This is one "Unique" little Appaloosa filly. Her leopard spotting is expressed in such a way she almost looks like a Paintaloosa, but she's all Appaloosa. Unique has been shown as a yearling and already has some halter points. She is very cute and very striking!

Jokour is a registered half Arabian and Pinto foal who is a full brother to multiple halter and western winner, RJO Dekourated Dude. Jokour has some flamboyant markings and a beautiful face. He's too cute. I picked him to feature because he reminds me of a Cherry Soda with whipped cream for some reason.

This little guy doesn't have a name, but he's a colt by Mazkarade, a fancy shmancy Arabian Halter Top-Ten Futurity Stallion.

This unnamed colt by AA Dark Ali looks like a miniature adult horse. This guy just says no to ungainly foaldom and went straight for elegant and composed. He has a perfect white diamond between his dark eyes. To quote his owners, "He has a tiny head with very pretty eyes and lovely animated motion with great tail carriage." I agree!

Swans could look at this colt and be jealous of his elegant neck. His subtle eye goggles indicate that this little guy is sure to grey out. Jazzy has a pretty dished face without being overly dishy which can sometimes look almost alien, especially on the babies.

Here's a cute Andalusian filly who has a compact body with nice long legs. You can see in these photos that she is starting to go grey. And oi, at such a young age too! Tsk tsk, Marlais maybe you need some Clairol. (I'm just kidding, grey horses start going grey early.)

Bey Silk's breeder described her as very tall and I would agree. At three months old she comes up to her dam's mid-shoulder! Considering she's an Arabian she's pretty butt-high so I see even more height in her future. Silk also has a lot of attitude for a 3 month old filly judging by her almost upright tail in many of her photos.

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