[SydneyandStorm]

Username: OutFoxed
Barn: Foxtail Stables
Show name: Bucephalus' Flight
Call name: Gorgon
Gender: Stallion
Age: 29 years old
Height: 16 HH
Breed: American Warmblood
Discipline: Three-Day Eventing

Head: 4
Neck: 12
Shoulders: 12
Forelegs: 6
Chest: 4
Barrel: 3
Hindquarters: 14
Hind legs: 10
Feet: 3
Action: 4
Coat: 9

Intelligence: 7
Willingness: 7
Trainability: 8
Natural talent: 9
Training: +12

Attitude: Timid

Shows entered:
Shows won:
Grade:

Stud fee: N/A

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[Oddly Shaded]

Username: Oddly Shaded
Barn: Clover Park
Show name: CP Obnoxious Superman
Name meaning: I chose the name Obnoxious Superman after my favourite Oldenburg (who is a paint). His name is Kenlock Superman & is one of my favourite horses in the world. Seeing as Oldenburgs are a German warmblood breed, I felt it very coincidental.
Call name: Farbe (Or Farbio)
Name meaning: Farbe is German for Paint
Gender: Stallion
Age: 4 year old
Height: 16.1 hh
Breed: Oldenburg
Discipline: Barrel Racing
Stud fee: 3,000c

[landofmakebelieve]

Username: piaffes in the snow
Barn: Briar Hill English Facility
Show name: BH Angelic Rebellion
Call name: Castiel
Gender: Stallion
Age: 5 Years
Height: 17.3hh
Breed: Fredriksborg
Discipline: Three-day Eventing
Stud fee: 2000c

[waldeinsamkeit.]

Username: waldeinsamkeit.
Barn: royal allegretto equine
Show name: What A Lucky Bit of Luck
Call name:Lucky
Gender: Stallion
Age: 5
Height:15 hh
Breed: arabian x tb x pinto
Discipline: cross-country
Stud fee:2,000c

[SydneyandStorm]

Hey guys, I realized I wasn't very clear on the directions ^^' He's to be a specific warmblood breed, so if you're concerned that the breed you've chosen may not count for that, I highly recommend that you change that <3

[Cooluser1615]

Username: HeroHorse
Barn: Sionnach Stables
Show name:
Call name:
Gender: Stallion
Age: 3 years old
Height: 14.3 hands high
Breed: Florida Cracker Horse
Discipline: Dressage
Stud fee: None yet.

At first I was considering that the possibility that he could be a Campolina, specifically a 'pampa', due to his colour. Many skewbald and piebald Campolinas displayed similiar markings. However, the thing that threw me off from this judgement was his rating in the 'head' area; Campolinas are well known for their beautiful heads, it is one of the breed's defining features. For me, this totally ruled out the potential for him to be a Campolina. After that, I toyed around with the idea of him being an Irish Sport horse or a Marwari, but neither breed seemed to suit him. I even thought about making him a Karabair, however his stats did not suit that either.

Finally, while flicking through a different horse book, I came across a really interesting horse breed by the name of the Florida Cracker. It is usually solid-coloured, but the official website of the breed states, in relation to the colours of these horses that "Colors are any of those known to the horse..". Florida Cracker horses were traditionally used as mounts for Florida cowboys. This horse breed evolved from Spanish steeds brought to America during the 1500s. Over time, a certain type was produced; a horse of small to medium stature with stamina, spirit and lightening speed. However, a change in the style of cattle herding in Florida during the 20th century. Hence the more powerful Quarter Horse became favoured for cow herding and the Florida Cracker fell into demise. However, all hope was not lost for the Florida Cracker, thanks to the committed breeding of the breed by several families.

The breed's future is currently looking quite hopeful. It is quite popular for certain types of Western riding and endurance in particular, although it has yet to carve a large name for itself in either discipline. It has become the official horse of the State of Florida, U.S.A..

For more information on this fascinating breed, check out the Florida Cracker Horse Association's website.

[.Survivor.]

did I hear you mention something about Medicine Hats?:3

Username: Mrs. M
Barn: Sacred Native Ground
Show name: SNG's On Eagle's Wings (because of the white marking on his shoulder reminds me of a wing:3)
Call name: Shikoba (a Choctaw name meaning "Feather" again for his shoulder marking:3)
Gender: Stallion
Age: 4
Height: 14.2hh
Breed: American Indian horse
Discipline: Western (Differet western disciplines)
Stud fee: 500c


Don't know what an American Indian Horse is?:3

The Indian Horse has gone by many names: call him cow pony or buffalo horse; mustang or Indian pony; cayuse or Spanish pony — basically they are all the same animal.
Virtually every color known to the horse appears in this breed; he is sometimes appaloosa spotted, sometimes paint and sometimes solid colored with every variation imaginable occurring. He is well made, has excellent feet and legs and has as much savvy as any horse that ever lived. Height ranges from 13 to 16 hands; weight 700 to 1000 pounds with a few individuals over or under.
The Indian Horse’s loyalty is legend as is their toughness and intelligence, and anyone who is fortunate enough to share their lives with one knows how truly special they are.
More Information Here. All info taken from here.

[GingerTheWolf]

Beautiful markings but not going to enter in this one

[ACanadianEquestrian]

Username: ACanadianEquestrian
Barn: NRRA
Show name: Storm Warning
Call name: Cocoa
Gender: Stallion
Age: 3 years
Height: 15 hh
Breed: Trakehner
Discipline: Dressage
Stud fee: 1500

[SydneyandStorm]

Oh, this ends today, doesn't it? Judging later tonight ^^