I was Framed ?

He's fab. Is your mare a TB or ISH as that's all they're allowing.
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WAT!!! fussy bugger she a heinze 57 lol ... thats a shame but his still pretty to look at
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hmmm.... wat to breed her with now ? FFS
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the hunt is still on.
 
It is a shame as I think a nice looking coloured would come out of yours if you put her to him. Just look for something similar but not pure TB.
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How can he be a 100 percent TB?There must be something else lurking in his pedigree to have produced that colour gene.I do like him though,he has a lovely length of rein.
 
I was Framed is lovely ... i thought he was available to different breeds of mare, but that his stud fee was quite a bit.

There are a few other frame overo thoroughbred stallions, but i think he is the only one in the UK.
 
Actually he is 100% TB, if you didn't see it in the horsey news recently they have managed to produce coloured TBs - the newest foals went for million if I'm not mistaken.

Wonders of science ey.
 
Not that keen. I think his forelegs are poor - a little under at the knee and above that seems odd somehow, and his hocks are upright. Also his quarters seem out of proportionate to his rather high wither - he just doesn't stand four square. I wonder what his movement is like and whether it would be short and choppy. Don't like his head either.

Thats just my opinion, I'm not keen on breeding for colour and think if TBs were meant to be turn out coloured, there would have been some of them around long before now. After all, you don't get coloured Arabs (well not until recently...) or coloured traditional British hunting stock, so where has the colour come from?
 
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