Horse lover for Christ

Horse breed Friday!

From now on I am going to post more about the horse breed, so here goes.

        Appendix Quarter Horse

Country of Origin: North America
Use today: Appendix Quarter Horses can be found racing and performing in the western and English disciplines.
Color: Colors include sorrel, bay, black, brown, buckskin, chestnut, dun, red dun, gray, grullo, palomino, red roan, blue roan, bay roan, perlino and cremello.
Height: 15 to 17 hands

 Until the 1940s the American Quarter Horse existed as a type rather than a breed, but in 1940 a group of breeders discussed the idea of forming an association. However, there was disagreement about what constituted a Quarter Horse. Many types existed and some horses had a lot of Thoroughbred blood, while others did not. One solution was to grade the horse types as A, B, C or D. Although never implemented, the Appendix Quarter Horse registry rose from this idea. The C type horse is now an Appendix. This describes a horse with a Thoroughbred sire or dam bred to a Quarter Horse dam or sire.

All info is from horsechannel.com.  Have a nice day!

~Sarah

Yes!

12:36 PM, Jan. 4, 2008 .. Posted by crochetcrazy

I am doing choir this semester! I'm so excited! I am also looking forward to seeing you, it's been so long.

~Renee
Romans 5:8

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5:29 PM, Jan. 4, 2008 .. Posted by BookLover

Isn't that one just a song? I am pretty sure I watched the song but if it is a movie I havn't seen it. Do you know of any place I can see them on the internet?

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4:30 PM, Jan. 5, 2008 .. Posted by intothewardrobe

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