Post by @HegyesSkye.
Source: Birthday and News
Post by @HegyesSkye.
Source: Birthday and News
There are many colors in the pony world. Some are exclusive to specific breeds. For our purpose, we will concentrate on the colors allowed within purebred American Shetland Ponies and crosses that our program have utilized. I’ve long been fascinated by Pintos and when the chance arrived to purchase our first stallion who was homozygous for Tobiano, I jumped right in (after doing quite a bit of studying on his conformation and disposition). Also near and dear to me is the Silver coloring – which is a popular color in the Shetlands.
The Hoffman girls of LP Painted Ponys started showing in 1998. Sierra and Madira showed western while Skye usually showed english (hunt seat). Continue reading
Another “Cat” day! Started a bit “wonky” – it’s beautiful but breezy Continue reading
“Little people” can! As in children. It’s a great way for them to learn about and enjoy equines (horses) in a size that matches their own.
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Well, you LOVE them!! Continue reading
“Y” indeed?
I have done several other collars. Some designs were done out of necessity, some were just a bit different.
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So here are a sampling of some of the collars that have been made and are in use at LP Painted Ponys.
Small square bale, short strings make a nice, neat 4 strand braid. Usually braid them with a loop at one end but sometimes it’s braided directly from a knot to the end and knotted again.