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Callisto
Gray and white tobiano filly. Spotted Draft (Paint/Percheron cross).
Pictured as a foal and as a yearling.
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Andromeda
Bay and white tobiano filly. Spotted Draft (Paint/Belgian cross).
Pictured as a foal and as a yearling.
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Outlaw's Torchsong
Buckskin and white tobiano filly. Saddlebred/Paint cross.
Pictured as a foal and as a yearling
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Shane
Black and white tobiano gelding. Spotted Draft.
Son of my mare Scylla.
Pictured as a newborn and as a yearling
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Selebrity
Chestnut and white tobiano colt. Paint/Oldenburg cross.
Not technically mine, he belongs to my sister. But he's my stallion Senter's firstborn foal.
Pictured as a newborn and as a weanling
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Selibration ("Libby")
Bay and white tobiano filly. Spotted Draft/Oldenburg cross.
My stallion Senter's second foal, out of my mare Sugar Magnolia ("Maggie").
Pictured as a newborn and as a weanling
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Gloria In Excelsis Deco ("Glory")
Black and white tobiano filly. Spotted Draft/Oldenburg cross.
Daughter of the legendary Art Deco, out of my mare Benedict Bonnie.
Pictured as a newborn and as a weanling
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Deco Gratias ("Grace")
Black and white tobiano filly. Spotted Draft/Oldenburg cross.
Daughter of the legendary Art Deco, out of my mare Charybdis.
Pictured as a newborn and as a weanling
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See A Penny ("Penny")
Chestnut and white tobiano filly. Spotted Draft/Oldenburg cross.
My stallion Senter's fourth foal, out of my mare Boudicca ("Boo").
Pictured as a newborn and as a weanling
Incidentally, many of these youngsters (and a few of their mothers) are for sale, so if you know anyone who's looking, send them to my website: InglesideSportHorses.com. It's a little out of date right now, but I'll be updating it this weekend so that it has the most current sales list and prices.
My goodness. Quite the family of foals. Wow!
ReplyDeleteOh Nancy! How magnificent to see how your horses have grown into such handsome critters. It was interesting to me to see how their markings changed as they grew up. They are all such fine looking animals...
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was fun putting the photos side-by-side and seeing how much they change.
ReplyDeleteFall is here, and I just realized these next few weeks will be my last chance to get any good photos of the babies for a long, LONG time:
Pretty soon, they'll be all fuzzy and unkempt-looking in their winter coats. And by the time they shed out in the spring, they'll be into their awkward, gangly, yearling phase.
No horse looks good as a yearling, because the different parts of their body don't all grow at the same rate, so they look out of proportion with themselves.
So, by next spring, Torchsong will look much better, but all the young fillies will look much worse.
Guess I should take lots of pictures now!
such fine horses you have! You must be very lucky!! A lot of work dough
ReplyDeleteGood luck!