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Thank you glad you like the photos, Angrove rumbaba name is now official colours arrived here this morning and I will let everyone know soon where and when.
hes learning his job well and is very well behaved and an easy ride.I’m tired reading about colored horses. Surely the correct term for such horses is horses of color?
Its perhaps difficult to describe when writing, dont you think? As in "my horse of colour" when you just say "coloured" technically it should be my pattened horse! or my Tobiano horse and not many people would know what was being said,
but then I dont want to get to technicalPinto is probably the best word. The term "coloured" when applied to TBs is also used for palominos, buckskins, dominant whites, etc.
MRS W.I believe that we call them PAINTS not pintos to show our difference from those who speak in the Spanish Language.
MRS W.I believe that we call them PAINTS not pintos to show our difference from those who speak in the Spanish Language.
A Paint is a stock horse breed.
http://www.apha.com/
http://www.ukpha.co.uk/Pinto is a color pattern. There is a Pinto Horse Association, however it accepts horses of any breed (excluding drafts, mules, and Appaloosas) with white splotches. It could be compared to the British Skewbald and Piebald Association. All Paints are pintos, but most pintos are not Paints.
Anyway, many equine colors and patterns come from Spanish (palomino, cremello, perlino, grullo, overo, tobiano, sabino, rabicano).
I think Rummy on his passport has Painted Skewbald, as Weatherbys now use the term Painted so we fall into line with the US,
Angrove rumbaba will now debut in 2011 we were advised this morning that he really needed a couple more weeks of training, and we have run out of races for him and as hes young paul did not want to ruin him, if he had not had to have the last week of july off and three weeks of August he perhaps would have made it on the track this year.
Good luck , I hope he winters well, and I applaud your patience and hope that you are rewarded for it. Always best to put the horse first in my view
Just thought I wuld give you a update Angrove rumbaba is now cantering and getting fit he is all clipped out and looking very smart photos comming soon, we now have quiet a few people in his syndicate 17 at the last count and we are all off to see him next month a yard visit cant wwait to meet the new members its a great feeling watching a horse you bred give so much fun to others.
Lets hope he can give them plenty of it on the race track!http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh441/angrovestud/Patch/sept-1.jpg
photo from last year.
http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh441/angrovestud/Patch/DSC01684.jpg
http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh441/angrovestud/Patch/patchcanter.jpg
http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh441/angrovestud/Patch/patch3.jpg
As promised up dated photos of Angrove rumbaba who is ow cantering hes grown and matured and looks a strong ladnew up dated photos taken 24/26 march 2011.
http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh441/angrovestud/Patch/patch4.jpg
http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh441/angrovestud/Patch/patchgallop.jpg
http://i547.photobucket.com/albums/hh441/angrovestud/Patch/patch1-1.jpg
going really well and hes keeping up with sprinters which is pleasing but he will go over 1 mile.
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