You
guys may not know that I started my own "breeding farm" Tolting
Treasures a few years ago.
The farm produces one or two quality, "registered" foals per year which are donated for auction by local equine organizations. I have found this is a great way to have all the fun of breeding and naming Icelandic foals without having to know anything about lineages, horse conformation, gaits, etc.
I have
even "bred" a replacement for Blessi. The photo of Blessi with the
electric blue hair extension is from when I was experimenting to see
where I could put the hair extension to discover if the farrier would
notice (hence Blessi's googly eyes). I ended up putting the extension
in Blessi's tail and the farrier never noticed until I pointed it out.
The farm produces one or two quality, "registered" foals per year which are donated for auction by local equine organizations. I have found this is a great way to have all the fun of breeding and naming Icelandic foals without having to know anything about lineages, horse conformation, gaits, etc.
I have
even "bred" a replacement for Blessi. The photo of Blessi with the
electric blue hair extension is from when I was experimenting to see
where I could put the hair extension to discover if the farrier would
notice (hence Blessi's googly eyes). I ended up putting the extension
in Blessi's tail and the farrier never noticed until I pointed it out.
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