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HAPPY NEW YEAR! Wishing everyone the best for 2012!

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Ok, I did find some pictures of her this summer at a show. In most of them her front legs from the knees down were slightly darker as well as from her hocks to her socks. So she probably would be a silver bay then?

Ok, that makes a lot of sense now. I never would have guessed, but now that I think about it, when I clip her bridle path it is dark grey. I guess you do learn something new every day! As a side note, I looked at some more pictures of her legs and some were a shade darker and others were the...

How do you tell that she is a sliver bay and not a sorrel? Sorry for being so naive, I don't know much about color genetics as I don't breed, but I would love to learn more.

Ok, I found a picture of her jumping and it shows her legs well. She has two hind socks and front coronets. (Her hooves have black polish on, if that affects anything.) This picture does her no justice when it comes to her head! I make it distorted when I blurred myself out.

I'll see if I can find some better pictures. Flickr isn't cooperating right now. I honestly would have never thought of her being a silver bay! And beautiful horses everyone. It's amazing to see how much their color changed.

What would you guys call my rescue mini? There has been much debate about it. I have always said that she is sorrel with a flaxen mane and tail, even though the rescue called her a palomino. She just doesn't have that golden color to her and is more coppery. I'm from an AQHA background, so...

My horses have learned quickly not to ask, for they will not receive then. If they do ask, they get a tap on the muzzle as a reminder. It doesn't hurt them or anything, and my horses are not head shy at all. I try not to give treats a lot, but with winter approaching and show season over, I find...

Lulu gets extremely fuzzy. Her nicknames in the winter are "Fuzzy" and "Wooly Mammoth", and you will be able to see why once I get a photo up. I think she grows at least 4 inches of fur!

Ok! Thanks for clearing things up"

Today is the first time I have heard about this registry. I tried to get more info from the website, but it wasn't much help. All I could figure out was how much it costs to register a horse and join, which was relatively inexpensive. Could someone explain what the registry is about and their...

She is beautiful! Congrats!

Lil Timber Buck, I am just in love with your foal! (Oh, and I edited my post on Lulu and posted pictures of her.)

Looks like a lot of fun!

How do I tell if the damage has been done? So far it just looks like every other case of scratches that I have seen. I have never heard that it is recurring though, everyone has just told me that once it is over, it won't appear again unless the conditions are right. Thanks for everyone's input...

It seems like rotating is the key then. That's what I have been doing with the ointments and that's probably what cured his other leg. Today when I was brushing him a ton of the scabs fell off (I just ran a brush over his leg like usual, so there was no pressure or anything) and his leg started...

Wow, that is interesting. Luckily only one of my horses got it badly, and that was my big quarter horse gelding that I show besides the minis. Lulu did get it, but it went away really quickly, especially when compared to my quarter horse.

This summer some of my horses developed scratches, especially one of my show horses. This has never happened before to any of my horses, so it was a big surprise. Anyways, both of my show horse's hind legs have white socks, causing him to get it on both hind legs. Through a combination of a...

I will have to check. I didn't think about grabbing the camera when I ground drove her today! Its harder to tell now with her getting the winter fuzzies. I believe from this fall when I hooked her to the training cart it tipped forward a little, but that's just from memory. Ill see what i can do...