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Some awesome stories to go with some wonderful names.

He's a handsome little guy! Grullo sounds right to me!

I hadn't thought about packing with minis, but wow, it sure looks like a lot of fun! And seems like no reason they can't do it just like the big horses, goats, and dogs.

What a pretty girl! I love her markings! I'm such a fan of Tobianos.

Congratulations! He definitely looks double-dilute to me. I would say Perlino, or possibly Perlino Dun, but it's hard to tell so young. A lot of foals have countershading that looks like dun factor, but goes away when they are a bit older. It looks like your mare might be a Smoky Grulla...

Congratulations on your new filly! She's beautiful. And I like the name 'Smooth as Silk' in honor of her quick, easy foaling. It's kind of catchy!

I'm so sorry for the loss of your little filly, Angel.

Congratulations! She's gorgeous!

She's lovely! I love her pretty face, expression, and those big dark eyes.

I'm so glad you got him breathing! He's a handsome little guy. Congratulations and I'm so glad you were in time to help him.

Still, very sorry for the losses, but I'm glad that the next two mares foaled out fast and easy. Hopefully all the rest of your mares have their little ones just as quickly and easily.

That's really neat and informative about the Clicker Training.

I was just wondering how people named their farms/breeding programs? A lot of the names are very cute, catchy, or just really nice and I was wondering how they were inspired.

I'd probably go with the easier to say name myself, unless it was something very well known, like say...I wouldn't call a farm Claiborne or Varian or something like that.

It's very commonly done in many domestic animals: horses, cats, dogs, etc. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't, but usually if both of them are very good individuals, it turns out fine from what I've seen. I'm sure it can turn out not-so-good, but it seems to work well when done...

I'm so very sorry for your losses. Lots of warm thoughts and prayers that your other mares foal out easily and safely.

I love those striking blue eyes. Congratulations!

She's beautiful! Congratulations!

So, by the rules, once a colt turns three, he is officially a stallion?

Congratulations! She's a darling girl!