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Yes, it is a good idea because, like this it's better for the breed. Everyone is sure that the stallion that they use has been checked on abnormalities. Everyone feel free to leave a message on my guestbook. I would like some English on there!

Here in Belgium, any stallion that you want to use for breeding, needs to be approved first when they are on the age of three years. Veterinarians and a jury decides about the qualities of the stallion and they do a medical examination. If the stallion is found good enough for breeding, they get...

Thanks, and yes, you may help with tidying it up, if you have the time for it.

Finally, it's been done. I translated my website into English. Offcourse it's possible that some words or sentences are not so correct. Please forgive me for that, I not used to speak or write in English but I do my best. Some advice is always welcome. http://users.skynet.be/stallaureas/ So...

They are all just stunning, I really wish that in the future Sandy will give some foals that looks like her family. I'm so glad to see this pictures! thank you Erica! For sharing them with us! Can you believe it that one of Taker's daughters lives with us, in little Belgium!

I have two silverdapples appaloosa. My little stallion is one, and he's got blue eyes, also some spots, but they are really hard to see on the pics. My mare has the same color but her spots are better visible. You may take some pics of my website. The horses names are Silverado and Nikita.

I just love those blue eyes, both my stallions have them. My almost three year old, Silverado, he's a silverdapple appaloosa, and I don't know where his blue eyes come from, because his dam or sire doesn't got blue eyes. And my newest addition, Magic, he's a splash overo colt, so I'm...

Those little ones are always special, I'm glad you are thinking about keeping her too. I promise you, you will have a special bond with her. Just like I had with my little girl. I made a special memorial page on my site for her. For now it's all in Dutch, but I'm working on the translation of my...

Thank you so much everybody. This feels so heartwarming, to read all this lovely words.

Yep, here in Belgium, I had a litter of my German shorthair pointers in 2006. She had 7 pups, not much for a big dog, and the last pup was very small but also healthy. She was very special for me, and I know she would be the one that would stay. And so she did, I had her for two wonderful...

Yep, even in Belgium I've seen her pictures! She's really famous, she is also very special, consider yourself lucky, with this beautiful little girl.

I saw this colt for the first time for sale on a website, after that I couldn't get him out of my head. Sometimes this happens to me, I just get some kind of click with a horse, and this one did it to me, without even seeing him in real life. It was his lovely head, his face, was responible for...

You could be right, is there a text or something as evidence of this? Maybe I can take it to the annually meeting and ask for some explanation. Because next year, our studbook wants to make it more difficult for the members to use a stallion that hasn't have a license of their studbook. So if I...

I'm in the same situation, I live in Belgium but here we have the same rules in our studbook. So I will follow this topic, and hope to learn something here. I train my little stallion twice a week by lunging him.

This is my stallion for 2009 and hopefully for more years to come, he's about 29,50. His name is Silverado and he's a silverdapple appaloosa with blue eyes. I'm very curious or his foals also can have blue eyes?

Fewspots can have some spots, but not much, and they can have darker areas. I have a fewspot mare who was covered by a appaloosa stallion(not leopard), and the result was a fewspot filly this year. I know that some people on this forum will think this filly is a snowcap, but if that is really...

I posted a question like this some weeks ago, because I just bought a 4 year old mare, everyone is telling me she's a bay mare, but when I saw her picture as a foal, it became more confusing for me. Her dam is a palomino, and her sire is a silverdapple but what color is she? She has been covered...

I will explain, my question. Yesterday, I went to pick up my new mare. I was pretty sure she was a normal bay mare, when I saw her for the first time. But then I saw her pasport, and she was written down as a buckskin in her pasport. The first thing in my mind, was, that they were wrong, because...

And what exactly is that? Pangaré?

Can anyone tell me the color of this filly ? The sire is a silverdapple and the dam is a palomino.