2 horses in one body!

I'm confused the 1st pic is the coloured described.. Then the 2nd and 4th is the bay stallion and the 3rd picture is the bay mare in foal? Confused?
 
I'm confused the 1st pic is the coloured described.. Then the 2nd and 4th is the bay stallion and the 3rd picture is the bay mare in foal? Confused?

the 4th photo - bay stallion - looks like someone accidentally bred a shire with a shetland and he inherited the shires bum and the shetlands front! :D
 
Haha oh I see now! Yes his back end looks huge in that last photo! He's so bum high for a 4 year old?
 
i wonder why they are called cut and shut horses - the cut bit i understand but shut?

Sorry if im missing your sarcasm :o


It comes from the term for cars. A car with a good back on and one with a good front end.. are cut in half and welded together. Cutting in half... then shutting the gap between the with welds - cut and shut.

Very dodgey ;)

"One form of lemon is called a cut and shut or clipping, a form of body collision "repair" based on buying a wrecked car and sawing off the wrecked section to replace it with a matching section from another (similar) car. If improperly repaired these vehicles may be inherently dangerous"

ps - isnt pic 2 the same horse as pic4? :confused:
 
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Haha but it wouldn't rhyme! Phil Mitchell off Eastenders was always dealing in cut and shuts, I'm sure there are plenty of Phil Mitchell horse dealers too... 'whasgoingon?' 'It's not what it looks like!'
 
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