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39	Quarter Horses
31	Arabians
22	Appaloosas
21	Andalusians
20	Thoroughbreds
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"Roany" is a lovely blue roan mare who in April 2009 was the Oregeon Gold unanimous winner in Classic Mares 3 year old and over and Unanimous Senior Champion Classic Mare. She is expecting her first foal this coming spring.

I'm so glad to be featuring a Gelding. Poor little Geldings don't get much love online. All the pretty photos are of Stallions mostly, and some mares. Estavan is only 2 years old and has won 2008 and 2009 Scottdale Top Ten Yearling Gelding and 2009 Region 4 Champion Open Gelding (2 year Old).

Spotz Sensation has sensational markings and a neck that goes on forever. He looks like someone took a can of white paint to a very large black Arabian. A couple notable show wins of Spotz Sensation are: OPtHA Year End Champion-Saddle Type, CWSF In Hand Champion, and Central Washington State Fair-1st in Tobiano Class.

Sonajero XII is a 16H pure black, gorgeous and athletic Spanish Andalausian Stallion. Sonajero competes at Grand Prix level dressage and was a member of the Maipe Dressage Team. He has produced offspring that excel in Dressage as well, including notable son Contuso, a SICAB finalist.

Oh Fjords, and their crazy, mohawk manes! These guys are always adorable, especially when all I'm expecting of them is to just stand there and look cute but instead they bust out jumping large fences, like Herkules here.

Hector has a beautiful expression and doesn't have that gangly awkward look about him that you would expect from a 2 year old. He obviously still has some growing into his body to do, but so far, so good

Playgun is a great example of the wild color changes grey horses can go through. In all of his photos, Playgun's coloring is very different. The photos of his youth show that Playgun started out as a mostly bay horse with white flecks and transformed into the slate grey horse with dark points he is today.

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