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My trainer's horse was half Egyptian Arabian, and the other half was thoroughbred/Hanoverian. She was pretty high strung, but an extremely talented dressage horse. While this isn't an actual "breed" per say, I thought this was an interesting cross. My trainer lovingly called her a mutt. :)
 
When I was little, I had a shetland pony/QH cross. I have no idea which was the dam and which was the sire, but one either had a stepladder, or one was standing waaaayyy downhill, lol! :lol:.
She was about 13 hands tall. I really enjoyed riding her.

A few years ago we tried to sell our QH mare. A trainer put 30 days on her, then took her to the sale barn, but we did a no-sale. When she came back, she was pregnant by his stud appaloosa. The result was a BEAUTIFUL filly who unfortunately colicked and died. She was such a smart, gorgeous little girl. :-(


 
i used to event a welsh cob TBx. she was the greatest horse ever !

im also partial to my hano tbx =]
 
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I actually find saddlebreds cross quite nicely with a wide variety of other breeds and I'm not really of fan of the breed itself!

My BO has an adorable georgian grande (friesian x saddlebred) and a lady I used to ride with has a saddlebred/warmblood cross that is very nice. I've seen other very nice crosses online as well.

Of course, I will always love an Appaloosa/Thoroughbred cross :)
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I have seen some beautiful Perch Arab crosses, color wise there was a picture going around for a while of a Haffy Appy cross, in fact some digging found the pic on an old thread here

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A 'Happy' Now there is a breed that should be :lol: but has to reproduce that color every time.

http://www.horseforum.com/horse-breeds/haflinger-thread-52884/#post629125
Wow, I LOVE that look!

You know, I have a BLM Mustang that is built very similar. I always sort of tease that he is my shrunken down Belgian. Because he's drafty and chestnut but only 14.3 hands. I never even considered he could be part Haflinger. Hmm. I wonder if there are any Haflinger genetics in the BLM horses?

Anyway, I LOVE anything that looks like a small draft horse. I think draft crosses are awesome (and I've never even owned one, unless the Mustang counts). :lol:

My Mustang:
 

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You know, I wouldn't call my young gelding the best cross I've ever heard of, as a matter of fact, I personally would not cross a non-gaited to a gaited. But I think he really out-did his parents. Sire is a QH, dam is a Missouri Fox Trotter. I think he turned out prettier than both of them! Here he is as a 2 yr old.
 

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My baby is a Quarter Horse - Tennessee Walker (Quarter Walker!) and has the best gait and temperament of any of the horses I've met before. And he also looks great, if I do say so myself. :wink:

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And also very sassy.
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Irish Drafts and Morabs are both gorgeous :thumbsup:
 
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Mustang x Paint (Super pretty, and fast!)
Warmblood x Thoroughbred x Irish Sport Horse (AMAZING eventers.)
Clydesdale x Thoroughbred (I've seen a couple amazing jumpers.)
NSH x Arabian (Doesn't look arab ish at all!)


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My favorite is the Georgian Grande using Saddlebred x Clydesdale or Saddlebred x Shire... And I've seen many lovely Saddlebred x WB.

This is our ASB X Clyde colt, 9 months old... A bit bigger than I was hoping for, but everything else about him is pretty much right on the mark so far!
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He's got some serious horsepower
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