im sorry but what??
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FfionWinnie
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Duh, in the part bred giraffe class 
moodymare123
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haha definatly!!Duh, in the part bred giraffe class
tessybear
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might just be in the middle of a very,very,ver ugly duckling stage 
or the owners were drinking ethanol when they posted the add 
or the owners were drinking ethanol when they posted the add 
rachi20x
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I can't help but feel sorry for the little beasty. Bless her.
AMW
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typical riding pony yearling, when mature & filled out it will have a lovely length of rein and front.
headcollar doesn't do it justice or stance but I bet that will turn out quite nice
headcollar doesn't do it justice or stance but I bet that will turn out quite nice
FionaM12
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I'm often amazed at the awful photos people use for ads. Most of us take better snaps of ours just with our mobiles on a daily basis (or is that just me? 
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I don't think you can tell much from this pic, it's so blurred. The pony looks poor, but it is only a baby.
A couple of decent photos, including a nice head shot, would have made a difference.
).I don't think you can tell much from this pic, it's so blurred. The pony looks poor, but it is only a baby.
A couple of decent photos, including a nice head shot, would have made a difference.
GeorgeyGal
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Going through the awkward looking stage, mine didn't start growing into herself till 18 months.
s4sugar
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I expected to see a cut n shut coloured on DD but instead a rather nice baby at "a stage".
Rubbish photo but that filly could be rather nice -in time.
Rubbish photo but that filly could be rather nice -in time.
FfionWinnie
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But as Fiona say why do people use photos like that.
Goldenstar
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It's going to Be a beauiful pony and it's lovely to see a slim young pony most are kept far to fat.
It's will have a fabulous front when mature.
It's will have a fabulous front when mature.
WelshD
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Worth every penny IMHO
noodle_
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I'm often amazed at the awful photos people use for ads. Most of us take better snaps of ours just with our mobiles on a daily basis (or is that just me?
I don't think you can tell much from this pic, it's so blurred. The pony looks poor, but it is only a baby.
A couple of decent photos, including a nice head shot, would have made a difference.
same!! i take pics of mine daily
tbh my horse was a minger rising 2..........and just going back into butt ugly stage rising 3 (bum high)... but i can still get a better picture of her than that
Goldenstar
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It's a terrible picture
FionaM12
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same!! i take pics of mine daily
I often wonder how many people "hide" me on Facebook to avoid the constant stream of "isn't she gorgeous?" horse photos.
Magicmillbrook
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Thats a picture on par with my photographic skills. I can make the most promosing equine look like a nag. I could offer my services on DD.
JFTDWS
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Ha, FM12, I don't hide you - that would be the height of hypocrisy given my newfeed is purely "how super is Fergs?!"
Sweet little thing, may turn out nice but really, what a terrible photo to choose. Blurry, rubbish contrast, just awful!
Sweet little thing, may turn out nice but really, what a terrible photo to choose. Blurry, rubbish contrast, just awful!
Elf On A Shelf
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It's a bad pic but the pony looks as though it will turn out ok to be honest! It's a show pony yearling - some look good because they have been produced for in-hand showing. Some, like this one, have been left to grow up themselves.