Hi everyone!
I've been taking bets the last few days of which of the next two mares that were due to foal would have a go first. :lol: Both of them have looked as if they were about to burst and could foal any day for the last week. Yesterday evening, the time had obviously come.
LM Blue Magic Love Potion read the book very, very carefully and in no time delivered a beautiful, leggy pinto colt. :aktion033: I assume that he is either sorrel pinto or silver bay pinto (his dam is a silver bay).
While I was still helping to dry the little boy, my Sids Rebel daughter Lucky Four Rebels Living Doll decided that it was time for her, too, and delivered a stunning all white colt with blue eyes. :new_shocked:
The two boys are not only born at approximately the same time, but they are also paternal half brothers ... they are our much anticipated first foals sired by our Champion Farms Nighthawk son, LM Hawks Stand Out Loud ... and I'm simply stunned at the wonderful foals Stand Out Loud and the girls have allowed me to have!
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Here are pictures of the parents and foals:
First born foal:
This is his mommy, LM Blue Magic Love Potion:
Foal #2:
And his mommy, Lucky Four Rebels Living Doll, a Reserve National Champion daughter of Sids Rebel:
The proud sire of both boys is our beloved LM Hawks Stand Out Loud, Supreme Halter Champion and son of the one and only Champion Farms Nighthawk:
Thanks for letting me share
:saludando: Conny
PS: For you color experts: I need a little help in determining the color of the "white" colt. His dam is a silver dapple (her sire is sorrel, dam is silver dapple) and his sire is a bay tovero (sire is bay tovero, dam is solid dun), so the little one definitely is no form of "grey". I'm pretty sure that he is a maximum expressed overo, but I don't know as which color I should have him registered? The easiest way would of course be "solid white", but it is not true, since he is some form of pinto ... but how can I find out his base color? Any ideas or suggestions?
I've been taking bets the last few days of which of the next two mares that were due to foal would have a go first. :lol: Both of them have looked as if they were about to burst and could foal any day for the last week. Yesterday evening, the time had obviously come.
LM Blue Magic Love Potion read the book very, very carefully and in no time delivered a beautiful, leggy pinto colt. :aktion033: I assume that he is either sorrel pinto or silver bay pinto (his dam is a silver bay).
While I was still helping to dry the little boy, my Sids Rebel daughter Lucky Four Rebels Living Doll decided that it was time for her, too, and delivered a stunning all white colt with blue eyes. :new_shocked:
The two boys are not only born at approximately the same time, but they are also paternal half brothers ... they are our much anticipated first foals sired by our Champion Farms Nighthawk son, LM Hawks Stand Out Loud ... and I'm simply stunned at the wonderful foals Stand Out Loud and the girls have allowed me to have!
Here are pictures of the parents and foals:
First born foal:
This is his mommy, LM Blue Magic Love Potion:
Foal #2:
And his mommy, Lucky Four Rebels Living Doll, a Reserve National Champion daughter of Sids Rebel:
The proud sire of both boys is our beloved LM Hawks Stand Out Loud, Supreme Halter Champion and son of the one and only Champion Farms Nighthawk:
Thanks for letting me share
:saludando: Conny
PS: For you color experts: I need a little help in determining the color of the "white" colt. His dam is a silver dapple (her sire is sorrel, dam is silver dapple) and his sire is a bay tovero (sire is bay tovero, dam is solid dun), so the little one definitely is no form of "grey". I'm pretty sure that he is a maximum expressed overo, but I don't know as which color I should have him registered? The easiest way would of course be "solid white", but it is not true, since he is some form of pinto ... but how can I find out his base color? Any ideas or suggestions?
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