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#1 ·
Info: now 4 1/2ish month old grade filly. Unknown origin besides mom was a tobiano (which is no help at the moment.)
Besides the fact she has a pinto pattern, to me she doesn't look like just a Paint. Now that we have won a couple health issues she sure is now feeling perky and is now a trotting fool, so what do you think for guesses on what other breeds may be in the mix?

( I'm seeing a bit of Arabian or possible ASB, but I'm terrible at these sort of things, lol.:twisted:)
Also, sorry for the low quality in a lot of the trotting-action ones. there all screenshots from videos.



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HAIRY YAk!!!!!!















Her itty-bitty head.
 
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I don't see Saddlebred in her... She just doesn't appear to have the right lines to her body, even for a cross (unless it's a very small %)... I do see some Arab in her body and movement, but not her head or neck or hindquarter.

I actually think she looks a lot like a Paint... So if she has something else in her, I am thinking she is probably mostly Paint.
 
#7 ·
I still see mostly paint. Her movement is high knees only in the longer grass. This is normal for many breeds. I think she is a cute little gal and it will be fun to see her as she gets older and loses her winter woolies. Do I see white around her eyes? Maybe some Appy in there?.
 
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I still see mostly paint. Her movement is high knees only in the longer grass. This is normal for many breeds. I think she is a cute little gal and it will be fun to see her as she gets older and loses her winter woolies. Do I see white around her eyes? Maybe some Appy in there?.
Thanks for the reply. I'd just like to say I don't think the high knee action is just because of the high grass. ( see photos below.) And the white you see is either the light brown around her eyes or her sclera . It gives her personality.:wink: she makes the weirdest faces.

( Not mud, just clumpy dirt.)





 
#13 ·
Bear in mind that foals, in general, can have very articulated and floaty movement... It often becomes less so as they mature and gain mass. Not saying this is the case with this filly, just pointing it out. I have seen Appy, Paint, and QH foals move much the same as this filly.

Regardless, she is cute
 
#15 ·
True. :)
I guess her movement strikes me as different then my past baby and other QH weanlings I've seen. . Hope it doesn't wear off. She does move a whole lot fancier then her 2 QH pasture buddies. (Also weanlings.) I'm just hoping she sticks with it.
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