duck, duck, goose... I've Got a Video of "DUCKY"

[Jill]

Alrighty... practice makes perfect and I can use a lot of practice! I'm not letting my lack of talent for videography stop me from video-ing the horses!!! It's so much fun!!!

I made this of Ducky (Whinny For Me's Dun Buckin Around) today. Ducky is now 2mos old and I don't think he's greying as was originally predicted... We shall see.

Ducky's is going to be my under junior show gelding next year and is just a lot of fun. Those of you who have seen the DunIT video may recognize some of this guy's legwork!!! DunIT is Ducky's sire.

Thanks for looking!!!

 

[Brandi*]

WOW he has his Daddy's fancy front kick too

SO cute!!!! I love your shaded grass turnout

Looks very peaceful!

 

[Irish Hills Farm]

OMG He would so fit in here with his nieces, Caramel and Erica, and than the boys T2 & Junior!

 

[user 488]

Yep......he looks like a real BRAT too!

 

[Jill]

Thanks Brandi, Sheryl and Carol!

I said before that DunIT's homozygous for ROTTEN

I wasn't kidding

 

[normajeanbaker]

He is way too cute

~Jen~

 

[Miniequine]

Jill, He is cute as can be

))

I Love his long legs and pretty, tiny head.

He does move like his dad!

~Sandy

 

[jrae]

Adorable and loaded with attitude! Nice boy!

 

[hobbyhorse23]

Eeeeee, so cute!! Love the Daddy's Little Boy front leg strikes.

Leia

 

[Leeana]

Oh my gosh what a charicter! Love him

 

[maplegum]

Aghhh, I replied to this earlier but the reply isn't showing up!

Oh there he is!!! I loved this video, he moves like his Daddy!

Thanks for sharing him. Can't get enough of 'The Duckster'.

 

[Rebecca]

Ohmygosh! He's adorable! And there's that attitude!

 

[Jill]

Thanks everyone!!! Ducky does remind me A LOT of his sire and has since day one. He is so much fun and cannot wait to take him out as my yearling show gelding next season

:wub

I haven't had a homebred show gelding to show since 2004 but LOVED showing him

 

[Jill]

I will probably make another thread, but am curious what others who've had more grey foals than I have think about Ducky staying dark or turning grey?

My other DunIT foal, Passion, is going grey and has noticable goggles. At one point, I thought I saw a few white hairs on Ducky's eye lid, but now do not.

Ducky's 2mos old and he's changed from "black" to dark bay (thnking dun -- light dorsal and shoulder bars), but has none of the greying signs I've seen in my grey horses. Any insight?

Not even sure what color I'd rather him be... I do not have any dark horses, so his color is different to my farm, grey is one of my favorite colors, but I already have a couple grey show horses... Not that Ducky's going to take any requests into consideration