Sentences with phrase «gypsy horses»
The coat color of Gypsy horses appears in different patterns.
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Even though such feathering makes them look so pretty it causes some problems for Gypsy horses.
There are only around 2,000 Gypsy horses in the U.S..
Whitney Forsyth, the wife of the husband / wife team of Green Country Gypsy Horses, assured me these gorgeous creatures are a very old and recognized breed going back several hundred years.
Whitney says the Gypsy horses are known as the Golden Retrievers of the horse world.
Luke Braden is handsome, wealthy, and the best damn gypsy horse breeder in the Midwest.
They travel with their horses to Gypsy horse shows around the country and have won several awards.
The Gypsy horse has its roots in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
She is also a founding lifetime member of the Gypsy Horse Registry of America, where she assisted in establishing the bylaws, rule book and the registry.
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A Gypsy Vanner horse..
Specializing in ethnic roles, Lewis spent both the silent and talkie era playing menacing gypsies (The Cuckoos, The Bohemina Girl), Arab potentates (he was horse - loving Sheik Iderim in the 1926 version of Ben - Hur), East Indian warriors and Native American chiefs.
Soon the Forsyths bought their first Gypsy Vanner horse, Argyle, for Simona.
Traveling in caravans, these horses are sometimes known as Gypsy «Vanner» horses.
At a fall festival in Tulsa, the Forsyths saw the Gypsy Vanner horses for the first time.
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I live on a 100 - acre farm in Beaverton, Ontario with Gypsy Vanner horses, Bernese Mountain Dogs and a few Havanese dogs as well.
Since my father was a compulsive gambler with a love for Irish whiskey and fast horses, we lived rather a gypsy life with dogs, horses, and homes being quite transient in our lives.»
Meet Forrest & Gypsy - a pair of wonderful horses looking for a permanent, responsible and loving home TOGETHER.
During their long history, these «coach dogs» have accompanied the horse - drawn rigs of nobles, gypsies, and firefighters.
Following them are tractors full of smoking gypsies, foresters hauling logs, spearmen tossing their ribbon covered spears in the air and a troupe of pantomime horses, known as Rusa.
In 2010 Surridge was awarded the Dolbey Travel Scholarship which enabled her to travel in Ireland where she explored the Gypsy traditions of working with horses, collecting scrap metal and caravan culture.
I've moved so many times that I should just get a gypsy wagon and a horse!