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I'll take four in palomino and a patchy one

  • Writer: Nondiarist
    Nondiarist
  • Jun 8, 2021
  • 1 min read

Updated: Nov 10

I've ridden several skewbalds in my time, but never a piebald. And now I have - meet Vincent the Magnificent.


Lots of hair..........

mane.......beard......................leg feathers in abundance.......................tail..............


and lots of fun to ride.


Skewbald, piebald, paint, coloured - whatever you call them, they're showy.


And speaking of showy, do all horse-mad little girls long for a palomino? I did. And as luck would have it, I've known a few. And now I have a choice of three to ride.


Horses grazing in a grassy field with a wooden fence in the foreground; lush green trees in the background under a clear sky.

Spot the odd one out?


On Sunday I rode the very golden Charlie again.


A horse nibbles a rake handle in a mud-filled paddock. The background features a wooden fence and grass, creating a playful mood.







He's a helpful sort of guy who's happy to give some of his time to yard duties








View from horseback riding through a forest path, showing a palomino horse's mane and rider’s hand. Earthy tones and greenery visible.






and I reckon he would've got a 10 in a dressage test for the old free walk on a long rein with that neck stretch.










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