Pinto friesian mare and foal

The newest additions to my stable

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What do you think?! I painted them myself.

They are really, really beautyful !

Even if I am not sure the breeders of Fresians like to see paint (overo ?)pattern in their breed, maybe they could learn to see the beauty of it in your horses.

Fantastic

Really nice repaints Lacey!

You surprise me all repaints :)

Very nice job! But you have to change the breed into a gypsy vanner or a Friesiant sport horse (friesian sport horse are Friesian x some warmblood breeds that can carry pinto patterns, they are not pure friesian). Friesian can only be black, the only variation is chestnut, it´s extremely rare and is not accpeted -the horse is not used as stallion or dam.

I think Friesian sport horse would be nice for them!

yes i know fresains can only be black.one of my favorite things about them is there color. i was thinking fresain x troughtbred pinto sport horse.

Yes, i understand your idea.. :)

They looks wonderful Lacey

spikesilkenwolf wrote:

yes i know fresains can only be black.one of my favorite things about them is there color. i was thinking fresain x troughtbred pinto sport horse.

Could you show any pic of a toroughbred pinto soprthorse? I don´t know much about them :) I know there are some european warmblood sporthorses that are pinto coated, but I think you don´t mean the same, do you?

I must have just assumed scene i have seen pinto thoroughbred race horses that there must be sport horses to. i could be wrong or they could just be rare. they could always be Irish cob crosses.

Lovely repaints Lacey!

spikesilkenwolf wrote:

I must have just assumed scene i have seen pinto thoroughbred race horses that there must be sport horses to. i could be wrong or they could just be rare. they could always be Irish cob crosses.

Thoroughbreds have lots of patterns, includes some pintos (but they are rare).

Thoroughbreds are not warmblood horses, they are Thoroughbreds :). Warmblood means a horse who comes from different breeds to create a sport horse, ussually for obstacles jumping:

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This pinto warmblood horse comes from a KWPN Dutch Warmblood sire and an Oldembourgh dam.

More pinto warmblood horses:
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it is true pinto is not realy rare just rare to see in racehorses. most breeders want bays, browns, and chestnuts.they say gerys are bad luck as they spook the other horses . i am more fimiler of the breeding of racehorses than rideing horses but i do under stand what warmbloods are for.

Very nice job Lacey, and some nice lessons on horse-breeds!

thanks everyone