Why isnt the Norwegian Fjord mohawk more popular on other breeds?

[Gloi]

Oh he was adorable!!

Such a funny little poppet
. He looked like he was going to make about 12.2 rather than a very solid 14h

 

[Widgeon]

Where is yours from @Gloi ? It's not Solva is it?

 

[Gloi]

Where is yours from @Gloi ? It's not Solva is it?

He was born at Smari's and grew up at Solva

 

[Widgeon]

He's lovely

 

[Gloi]

He's lovely

I've been lucky, I got him as a foal and had no idea how he'd turn out and he's smashing.

 

[shortstuff99]

Mine also had a mohawk for a while after growing out her hogged foal mane as a 2 year old

 

[Shinx]

It had got the punky because the person that we bought him from only had him 3 months and hadn't done anything with it in that time. He had it long after that for a while, I sort of forgot about it, then the forum told me to pull it so it did spend most of it's life pulled and plaitable, bit longer for showing, shorter or hunting season .

It was quite wirey and poofy generally, (thought you might like this one too )

He looks gorgeous both ways! With a mane he's the spitting image of my favourite horse in Breath of the Wild but that bottom photo might be what pushes me over the edge into chop chop territory!

 

[HuskyFluff]

My appy has a natural mohawk that I love. Plus it means no plaiting!

 

[Shinx]

My appy has a natural mohawk that I love. Plus it means no plaiting!

Pics please!!

 

[treccie]

I had a TB mare with a thin neck and huge bushy mane - looked terrible! So I gave her a crest with a scissor trim. Not quite hogged and not a mohican, left the forelock intact, and she looked stunning. We didn't do showing, she was an all-rounder best at endurance and XC so we didn't have to please any judges!