hollykb
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Very handsome boy! Out of interest, what does AES stand for? Thanks!
16.2hh Lincolnshire >>>>>>>>>>>>
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Snowysadude
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Anglo European Studbook
hollykb
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Ah ok, never heard of that one. What would that make his breeding then?
Snowysadude
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Could be any warmblood type i think! Mine is a branded belgum warmblood and pink papered with the anglo european studbook. Being AES i am pretty sure just means that the horse was born in england. He kooks ISH type poss? But its anyones guess - i want to ring just to be nosey!!
hollykb
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Ok I googled! I thought he seemed expensive but from the look of it he must have some pretty impressive parentage to be registered. Learn something new every day
hollykb
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Oooo yeh ring up!! I wanna know now, but too chicken lol
Snowysadude
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Haha i emailed as didnt want to ring either, may actually be interested, i am always looking for potential winter projects (shame the ad doesnt really have any info about him)!
Depends on the breeding though cause thats a lot of money for a project!!
Depends on the breeding though cause thats a lot of money for a project!!
hollykb
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Well yeh it did seem expensive, that's why I was wondering about the AES initially. Would have to be well bred, there's some lovely stallions on the website. Let me know what you hear back please, just out of curiosity. Miles away from me and waaaaay out of my price range!
Snowysadude
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Will do
ElvisandTilly
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On some of the pictures it has all 4 legs as black but on one of the ridden photos its got a white hind leg?!! Mmmm very strange!!!??
hollykb
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That's the only pic taken from that side though, guess the white bit is just a splotch rather than going all the way round. Unusual marking though!