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I was just wondering, how do you predict Mininature adult height? I know no method is 100%, but I've heard/seen a lot of people using the "string test" in big horses. Does that work in Minis too? Or is there some other way you can get at least a rough guess?

I love equine genetics too. It's incredibly fascinating to me. One of the reasons I like Minis so much is they come in such a variety of colors. They can be simple and lovely, like a nice black or bay, or really complex like a Silver Buckskin Pintaloosa. It's great!

I've never heard of a Pee Wee Bit. Does anyone have a picture?

I'm so glad to hear they're doing so well! Keep kicking, baby girl!

Awww, what a precious looking little guy.

Lots of gorgeous Tobianos, but wow, he looks so elegant, even all winter-fluffed. He's beautiful. Lovely horses like him are one of the reasons I'm trying to learn more about ASPC horses.

Oh, wow, he's very striking and unique!

Oh, he's a handsome boy!

I see. Thank you all for the helpful information.

Here is a picture I found of one.

Lots of warm thoughts and prayers being sent your way.

A little bump up. I'm sure there are a lot more lovely Tobianos on the forum!

I don't know much about driving and I assume that Butterfly Bits are fairly common in driving, so I'm very unfamiliar with them. What exactly is a Butterfly Bit? Is it a leverage bit? How is it different from other bits?

I was just wondering. It's a little hard to see from the pictures, but any problems with the foal getting poop or pee on the PJs?

Oh, those are very neat! I'm going to bookmark that site. Thank you.

How are his teeth? He could have an abcess perhaps? Or something causing him to swallow his food wrong and get it into his sinuses?

What a beautiful girl.

Congratulations on 30 years! I hope you have many more great ones ahead.

She's so cute and fluffy! What an adorable little baby.

This looks to be a very neat program for the stallions, and a wonderful way to get a breeding that might otherwise not be available.