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Comment by Candace M Hoke on July 13, 2009 at 11:13pm

I'll see if I can find a picture of Ariel aka Too Cute To Wonder.

Comment by Sarah S on July 12, 2009 at 7:47pm

Kristen thats actually really cool. I knew that there was the Arab and Quarter type of minis/falabellas but I never knew that there was Thoroughbred and Draft types. I have been wanting a Draft for a while but I have also been wanting a Mini. Maybe Ill look into the Drafty Type Mini.

Louie is just adorable btw. Hes very correct and has a gorgeous face!

Comment by Kristen Smith on July 12, 2009 at 6:25pm

Sara S: aww shes pretty :) and she does kind of look little Louie :)
Candace: thats cool to think that Louie has a taller twin!

louie is registered as a Falabella and a Miniature Horse, and it says hes Arab type on his papers. There are 4 types of Minis: Quarter Horse type, Thoroughbred type, Arab type, and Draft type (all depending on their breeding from over 100 yrs ago). i think Louie is definately of QH breeding over 100 years back when the breed was being born! :)

Comment by Sarah S on July 12, 2009 at 3:55pm

Oh wow hes very cute! I two own a grey paint mare but on her Dams side its all QH. I could get her registered with the AQHA but dont have the extra money to spend on that nor the stallion breeding reports and such. But my bay QH mare looks kind of like your little man. she just jas a snip and she has one little white sock.

Comment by Candace M Hoke on July 11, 2009 at 11:30pm

What a cutie! I sold a bay mare a few years ago that could pose as his twin - just a little taller - but face markings are the same.

Comment by Kristen Smith on July 11, 2009 at 10:59pm

i dont own a quarter horse but i love them! i am always researching and following both halter and performance bloodlines as well as stallion stallion standing with the AQHA. i do own a solid grey APHA paint mare whose grand parents (top and bottom) are quarter horses. i have attached here a picture of my little 34" Falabella gelding Louie who looks like a quarter horse in miniature size with his expression and big rounded hips (i just thought it looked kinda cool)

Comment by susannah trammel on July 3, 2009 at 4:55am

Congratulations Candace. It is nice to see Q-horses excell in different categories of competition. They truly are versatile!

Comment by Candace M Hoke on June 6, 2009 at 11:14pm

Hurrah for the versatility of the American quarter horse. The Right Cause just placed in the Texas State Finals of the National Barrel Horse Association. Nice check for a horse also qualified for the AQHA World Championship show in Amateur Jumping!

Comment by Shirley on June 5, 2009 at 11:17am

Who owns the beautiful milky buckskin used as the information photo?
Really awesome!

Comment by Courtney.M on June 5, 2009 at 4:47am

I got my first QH Sparkie,she is 15.1hh and bay..very cute..

when i first came to look at her she Cantered right up to me and then i went in her stable she followed me around like e were the best partners..so i brought her..(well my mum brought her for me)..
when she got home (to my house) i showed her round etc and then i left ther and she nayed so i went back..

When i do mstakes she doesnt care she just keeps on going..when we are on trail rides Kangaroos hop out in front of us she doesnt eve flinched

i still have her now

Courtney xx

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