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Horse Breeds

Last post 08-02-2008 8:39 PM by fastarab. 11 replies.
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  • 07-16-2008 1:16 PM

    Dog [&] Horse Breeds

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     I was just curious what most people say is their favorite breed. Mine are appalosas. (Because I have one)

                                            

                                         

    What's your favorite breed?

     

    • appaloosas (26.7%)
    • quarter horses (13.3%)
    • friesions (6.7%)
    • arabians (13.3%)
    • shetland ponies (0%)
    • Tennesse walking horses (13.3%)
    • percherons (0%)
    • clydsedales (6.7%)
    • other (20%)
    • Total Votes: 15
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  • 07-16-2008 2:51 PM In reply to

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     You left out TB's and Warmbloods.

    I have a Hanoverian, so I absolutely love them. However, the one type of horse that takes my breath away every time I see a picture of it is the Gypsy Vanner. 

  • 07-16-2008 6:07 PM In reply to

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     I would have to agree with IrishRider. The Gypsy Vanner would have to be one of my favorites.


  • 07-17-2008 11:51 AM In reply to

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    I had never heard of a gypsy vanner. I looked them up and they are amazing! I've got to get a poster of one now!Big Smile

  • 07-30-2008 6:56 PM In reply to

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    Mine is Kiger Mustang. I fell in love with them. They are so curious, friendly and smart!!

  • 07-30-2008 8:21 PM In reply to

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    My favorite breed is obviously the Standardbred.

    Like the one in my sig.

  • 07-30-2008 9:14 PM In reply to

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    I second the Standardbred!!! And I second the Warmblood, and I second the Arab, and I second the QH and I second......Oh, I just love them allBig Smile

  • 07-31-2008 7:53 AM In reply to

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    Geeeee, i just CAN'T decide -- NOT!!  I know this may be a shock, but I think I'll pick Apps too!  Actually, me & my husband like to kid around and say we have the "best of both worlds" with his QH and my App.  I really do love them all, too.

    . . .and ride that pony fast
    like a cowboy from the past
    be young and wild and free
    like Texas in 1880. . .

  • 08-01-2008 2:27 PM In reply to

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    Love the Appys...but I think I'd like to have a Haflinger and a Curly too.

  • 08-01-2008 2:34 PM In reply to

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    Mine would have to be Mustangs and haflingers :)

  • 08-01-2008 2:56 PM In reply to

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    Quater Horses, Appaloosas, TB's and Gypsy Vanners

    "No hour of life is spent except in the saddle."
    Winston Churchill

  • 08-02-2008 8:39 PM In reply to

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    I absolutly love arabians.  But I do have to agree, gypsy vanners are gorgeous.  Same with fresiens (sp?).  But if I got another horse it would definatly be an arabian, maybe pintabian.  I love their attitude. :) It matches mine Wink

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