RJO Jokours Are Wild the Half-ArabianPinto

14	Arabians
13	Appaloosas
7	Paints
5	Morgans
4	Quarter Horses
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Benelli is a friendly filly with plenty of potential. She scored a Premium at her GOV inspection. She is always a crowd favorite and she has as much presence as you could possibly ask for. She is by Benvolio (by Bonjour aka Kirkes), out of a mare by Rolando. She is a spitting image of her sire, down to the same three white socks and big blaze. She has a bold, curious personality and enjoys attention.

"Fireproof" is a very loud 2011 appaloosa colt. His pedigree is full of Appaloosa foundation great; Solar Flair Eclat, Kemos Fireshadow, Navajo Britches, Polar Star, and The Toby Stallions. His fabulous markings adorn a nice conformation. He would make a great all around prospect.

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.

Wow, look at all those spots! They come past this guy's whithers are start creeping up his neck. This colt is very flashy, no wonder he's a stallion prospect. Kobe's Thunder can be traced back to historically important Appaloosas the likes of The Executive and Bright Eyes Brother.

I feel like I just got hit with a cuteness truck looking through Fantastic Time's photo gallery. This foal is a character. The picture of him nibbling on a branch... I about died from cuteness overdose.

I'm not entirely sure why Code Blue has wrappings on his legs, but I like his style. Code Blue looks very hipster with his ironic sideways ballcap and 80s throwback purple legwarmers. That's what being a hipster is all about, irony and the 80s. This guy is a Smokey Cream Morgan colt.

Despite his markings might lead you to believe, "Tiger" is actually a fully registered Morgan. He has my most favorite type of pinto markings, Splashed white. This type of marking is very rare. It creates a very crip line between the white markings and the horse's base color. It's almost like they were dipped in white paint. Tiger is also a buckskin.

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