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Magic Slippers the Quarter Horse
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Heidi, is absolutely one of the nicest, most exceptionally well bred amber champagne Quarter Gorse mares on the market today. She stands an honest 15.1 and will weigh 1200. She is the producer of high quality Quarter Horse foals, with or without her awesome champagne color. She is the daughter of Haidas Magic, LTE of $122,000.
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06/23/10
TE Phemme Phatale
What a ham. What exotic good looks. The camera just loves this little filly. Ice blue eyes, dramatic black eyeliner and radar ears all combine for a very striking head piece on an elegant little Arabian type body. TE Phemme Phatale is one of the babies that I wish I could scoop up and take home with me. I wouldn't mind seeing how this girls turns out. Read on for a bunch more photos of this unique Arabian/Pinto.
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11/18/12
Pony Love Tee Shirt
This super cute tee shirt comes in both black and white. Any girl who loves ponies would love this sketchy pony drawing in bright colors running across the shirt with the words "Pony Love" above.
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Velvet Elegance the Appaloosa
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This beautiful 2007 mare is a roaning solid Appaloosa. Ellie has ROMs in Hunter in Hand as well as Western Pleasure and has been shown Hunter Under Saddle and Saddle Seat.
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Little Steppin Amber the Quarter Horse
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This beautiful copper Palomino mare, Little Steppin Amber has just begun her reining show career. Adaughter of Wimpys Little Step is bred to excel in the cowhorse events, too, with Nu Chex, Doc Bar and Docs Oak all on her papers. Amber is being shown in Novice Horse Open Reining Classes with Lance Shockley in 2011.
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An elegant, feminine, extremely high quality with an enchanting coat color and a royal pedigree, ANEKSJA adds tremendous genetic strength to the Toskhara broodmare band. ANEKSJA is a daughter of Polish National Champion BALON, who throughout his many years of useful service in Poland and Sweden, has been a consistent source of superior quality, refinement and structure, evident in such get as Polish National Champion ELLADA, Europa Cup winner FORINT and Produce Stakes winner HEBRON. Aneksja is one of his most appealing and regally bred daughters, who in every branch of her pedigree, traces to the most elite mares of the Polish breeding program.
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Miss Champagne Chex the Quarter Horse
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Here's a horse of a different color. "Katie" is a rare combination of Champagne and Grulla Dun. While her coloring is quite special, the reason I picked Katie to be featured today is her incredibly sweet face. Read on for more photos of this sweet mare.
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Gima frá Ytra-Dalsgerði the Icelandic
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"Gima" is an elegant Icelandic horse with five true gaits including a soft, supple tolt and impressive fast flying pace. Her owners describe her as spirited but easy to control. Gima enjoys work in the ring or going on trail rides. I really like her look. Her black coat with just a touch of white makes for a flashy mount. Her conformation is ideal for her breed and she looks very cute in her shaggy winter coat.
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This pretty bay mare is a regular competitor in dressage competitions. Her owners are continuing her training with a long term goal of getting her up to the Grand Prix level.
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One of the fabulous broodmares of Al Aryam Arabians in the Arabian Gulf, RS Chaziya is owned by HH Sheikh Hamdam. She lives on a private desert island that is also the home of herds of desert Oryx and the small Dhabi gazelle. RS Ghaziya is a superlative representative of the Arabian breed. She shows, and wins in Arabian competitions.
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Smiths Creek Cinnamon Twist the Welsh Pony
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Cinnamon is a sweet little half-Welsh mare. I am loving the brown tack with her palomino coat. Very fashionable. She gets extra points for that. This versatile lady has competed in Trail Paces, has participated in Parades, and can even drive a cart. What judge could resist giving a child a blue ribbon on this cute pony?
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