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Love the blood mark on her neck Cecillia! Definitely adds character!
 
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I never knew it had a name LOL! I thought it was there cuz her sire is a leopard appie hehe.
 
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Well that very well could be. They are fairly common in greys, often called "bloody shoulder" - varying shades of reds to almost black in color. Yours is the first I've seen like that on a buckskin - pretty cool!
 
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The "A-Team"

"Stilts" Cuttin Thru Smoke, Top Sail Cody grandson on top and Cutter Bill bred on the bottom

"Gracie Mae" Shez Down N Dirty, APHA mare.

"Zorro" out of Nevada by Trailer..lol...can't find his papers. Came out of the 777 sale in Las Vegas, didn't make the cut as a rodeo pickup horse. But you can rope anything on him.
 
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Cowchick - be glad Stilts is a gelding...if he was a she, I'd be planning some thievery :lol: Love those lines!
 
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Here are my two.

First is RMS Thats My Story (Molly Jo). She's a 13 year old sorrel mare. She stands right at 15 hands. She is a barrel racer/pole bender, but due to her cancer we're not sure how much longer she'll be able to show. As of right now, though, she's still rockin and rollin.

Second is Red Money Maker (Red). He's a 7 year old sorrel gelding. He stands right at 16 hands. He is a barrel racer as well as a great trail horse.
 

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We have two Quarter Horses....Sargent San Peppy is a 9 year old foundation bred bay gelding with the sweetest personality. He is about 15 hh on his tip toes. He is my husband's horse and has the smoothest, slowest lope in the world - but he is not a peanut roller. He has tons of get up and go and will go and loves to try something new. He is always looking for hugs and kisses.

Biscuit is a 10 year old 15.1 gelding that is just a darling. He is built like a old fashioned quarter horse which I just love. Calm and easy going but with plenty of get up and go. Loves treats and is getting where he loves to be hugged...that took a little while for him to get used to.
 

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Sally is a QH/mustang. Sundance is a paso fino. They are freakish twins. Both the same height and color with a white sock on the same foot. 1/2 the time I have to look at their crotch to tell them apart.
This was taken the day I brought them home.
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I really have to learn how to post pics!:0 I have an arabian that I bred to a quarter horse stud. The stallion is registered but I lost the copy of his pedigree. I remember the studs parents are Smell the Magnolias and Edith Bumper. The out come is a filly (will be two in March). I love my arabian, but wanted a big butt too. I think I got what I wanted. I love all your horses with big butts.
 
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i have a Quarter Horse Arabian who is an absolute joy to ride. i can put anyone on her. she can go from being my prize winning barrel horse to a kid mount for the tiniest most nervous kid in the county. i love my little old chestnut mare :)

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My 14yo AQHA X APHA gelding. I show him in the all around locally, but this year I plan to step it up, and start showing in some rated APHA shows.


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