Rachel Alexandra the Thoroughbred

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39	Quarter Horses
31	Arabians
22	Appaloosas
21	Andalusians
20	Thoroughbreds
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Here is the rare champagne buckskin Gypsy Vanner, Taskin. This Gypsy stallion competes and wins, with several championships to his name, in Pleasure Driving and under saddle events. Taskin's beauty is so undeniable, he's been recreated as Breyer horse.

"Bubba" is a grey piebald Gypsy Vanner riding gelding. I can't say much more about this guy other than he's very pretty. His wild and crazy mane is customary for the Gypsy horses. I love Bubba's bangs that reach to his nose. He's a cute chunky guy.

Thank you to Lake Ride Gypsy Vanners for nominating their new Buckskin Stallion "Tricky". This dappled fellow was imported to the US all the way from England. Like most Vanners he's got hair from here to there. Unlike most Vanners, Tricky traded in the very formal black and white coloring most Gypsy Vanner's sport for a more daring coat of Gold and White with Black accents. I think he wears it well! Good luck with your new boy Lake Ride, I hope he follows in his stablemate Sterling's wake and is soon competing in driving and dressage.

I like this Gypsy Stallion. I like his mostly white coloring with the dramatic black face markings and bright blue eyes. I like his luxurious forelock and perky ears. I also like how cute he looks in an English saddle popping over fences. And you can just tell from his expression that he's a good boy. Mr Biker Conners may have a ridiculous name, but he excels in Halter and has several championships to his (silly) name.

Whoops, it would seem I forgot to write some about St. Clarins. Let's just say he's a very striking and unusual color, Silver Dapple and he wears it well.

Kendra is originally from Kent, England. She's a unique color for a Gypsy horse; silver dapple. What I find most interesting (and endearing) about Kendra is her full beard. I personally think beards on female animals are adorable. She is super scraggly and not as fully feathered as some Gypsy horses - which totally suits her. Seriously, if you stuck a horn on her, she would look just like a Medieval drawing of a unicorn.

Give me a break, Gypsy Vanner's have to be some of the most photogenic creatures in existence. Their dramatic feathering, manes and tails make for some of the most captivating photos. "Saxon" has a ton of professionally shot photos to drool over, so keep reading to see them. Saxon is used for breeding, riding and driving.

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