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#69262 Posted on 2016-09-24 02:30:27 *PICTURE HEAVY* Some of you may know Scout as my main character, but did you know he's my real life horse too? The thing is, he's a rescue, so his breed is unknown. But what better place to ask what breed someone thinks my horse is than a site that focuses on...breeding...horses? So, all you horsey experts, what breed does Scout look like to you? I've gotten Quarab, Morab, plain QH, plain Morgan, and Connemara Pony as guesses on his breed(s). Thoughts? Additions to the mix? He was born at the center I adopted him from, but the staff was unaware of his dam's breed, and his sire is unknown. The staff did, however, say his mom came in with a large group of all QH-looking horses, but I don't know how much QH I truly see in him. I agree greatly with Arab, and you'll see why in the videos, and possibly Connemara pony, because he looks just like these CPs at the barn, and I'm starting to think he's a pony, as he'll be turning 3 in May (kinda far away, but still, he's 2 already), and is still very short and hasn't grown much since I've gotten him. He does have some major defining characteristics about him that may help determine a breed, they are: slightly dished head, defined yet sloped hindquarters, and a HUGE belly (not worms, he's healthy, don't suggest anything about his health), along with a very prancy trot, especially on a lead. NOTE: It is against Equiverse rules to give advice, therefor do not make any comments on his health, vet suggestions, or genetic testing suggestions. Please also refrain from making comments about his cringe worthy mohawk that he used to have. Here are pictures/videos: Video One Video Two Video Three 1 members like this post.	Posted By wey #94343 Member is Offline 3491 forum posts Send A Message
#69288 Posted on 2016-09-24 06:45:05 Obviously he's an elephant. 6 members like this post.	Posted By Owlshine 🦉 #99975 Member is Offline 470 forum posts Send A Message
#69293 Posted on 2016-09-24 06:59:55 I'm mostly thinking Quarab. He definitely looks like an Arab cross, and given what quarter horses are rediculously common around here and the mom came in with them that's probably it. Second guess would be morab. 1 members like this post.	Posted By ξιίzα Ð #73632 Member is Offline 1164 forum posts Send A Message
#69294 Posted on 2016-09-24 07:06:06 He gives me a hackney pony vibe 0 members like this post.	Posted By Caballine Creations #58252 Member is Offline 157 forum posts Send A Message
#69301 Posted on 2016-09-24 08:35:04 I'd say he's got some QH in him. It's hard to know with rescues. He's a cute little horse though 0 members like this post.	Posted By RebelRose #104617 Member is Offline 41 forum posts Send A Message
#69312 Posted on 2016-09-24 09:22:40 Definitely would agree most likely QuarterxArab. His height may still come, a lot of rescues are late bloomers. Also, cant access the videos but if the indicator of him being Arab is running like your typical Arab with head high and tail up, my Quarter mare does that. 0 members like this post.	Posted By Cinch #31323 Member is Offline 483 forum posts Send A Message
#69328 Posted on 2016-09-24 10:51:37 I'm not good with breed guessing, but he is adorable! 0 members like this post.	Posted By vos #32898 Member is Offline 728 forum posts Send A Message
#69330 Posted on 2016-09-24 11:04:19 Thank you, vos! 0 members like this post.	Posted By wey #94343 Member is Offline 3491 forum posts Send A Message
#69332 Posted on 2016-09-24 11:08:54 I'm not an expert so idk if it'll help any but I can send you some photos for comparison if you want, for what you think he is. Indy is a morab, I'll send you her baby picture on fb (I'm on my phone). I have some pictures of Connemara bbs too, I used to ride at a barn that bred them. I'll see if I can find them later and show you, if you want. 0 members like this post.	Posted By tolarie #34235 Member is Offline 593 forum posts Send A Message
#70065 Posted on 2016-09-28 14:23:27 You could get him tested? 0 members like this post.	Posted By Kalimera. #93534 Member is Offline 114 forum posts Send A Message
#70066 Posted on 2016-09-28 14:31:39 I was totally thinking about getting him tested, don't know why I haven't yet ... 0 members like this post.	Posted By wey #94343 Member is Offline 3491 forum posts Send A Message
#70301 Posted on 2016-09-30 00:15:11 He share's a lot of characteristics with the quarter horse/ welsh cross ponies we have on my parent's farm. While they inherited the basic quarter horse look, they retained the smaller size of the welsh. While I don't think this is quite the breed he is, it seems that he is probably a pony cross. I'm going to go as far as to guess that he is probably around half quarter horse, mixed with maybe Arab and an unknown breed of pony. 0 members like this post.	Posted By SilverWolvesâ™¥â™¥â™¥ #104148 Member is Offline 579 forum posts Send A Message
#70339 Posted on 2016-09-30 09:59:18 I agree that he looks like a Quarter/Arab mix. He looks a lot like my gelding that was a Quarter/Arab cross. 0 members like this post.	Posted By Ruby #35396 Member is Offline 706 forum posts Send A Message
#70378 Posted on 2016-09-30 15:35:11 A lot of people have stated that the test for what breeds a horse has isn't 100% reliable. But could give you a good indication. 0 members like this post.	Posted By Cinch #31323 Member is Offline 483 forum posts Send A Message
#73640 Posted on 2016-10-28 08:16:13 He looks a lot like our QHxWelsh ponies did when they were babies... More specifically he looks like Rhumba, who is often confused with a Quarter Pony. He's cute no matter what he is though! 0 members like this post.	Posted By c j #62645 Member is Offline 13 forum posts Send A Message
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What breed is Scout?