Easter horses


          12 minis joined the herd for Easter today.

The first is a Quarter Horse mare named jellybean. Like most Quarter Horses, she can stop on a dime; quite literally:



The next mini is a Morgan stallion, midnight.



Next is a Trakehner mare Rosie. I’m going to repaint her.


This is a Mustang mare Sage. She is staying this color.


Then we have the Appaloosa gelding Bobby.

And here is the Lippizaner stallion William . He will definitely be getting repainted as his black eye mark isn’t even on his eye!


Then we have the gentle giant Earl the Shire gelding.


The Arabian mare Breeze, who will be getting repainted:

The Thoroughbred gelding Dallas.

Here is the Andalusian gelding Zipper. He will be painted and possibly sculpted since his legs are unrealistically long.


This is Bonfire the Friesian Stallion who will be staying OF.

And last but not least, is my final painting project, Betty the Clydesdale mare.

And that’s all for now!!!! Thanks for reading.











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