Dam: A horse's female parent.
Farrier: A blacksmith or horseshoer.
Filly: A female horse, four-years-old or younger.
Dam
The mother of a horse
Dapples
Round, colored markings on a horse's coat ...
Dam
The mother of the horse. Dapples
Round, colored markings on a horse's coat. D.V.M.
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(dam line) Brentano II / Bolero / Pandur / Grande / Garibaldi II
The Hanoverian Verband in Germany denied registration as the judgment of his jumping had dragged the total score below 90 points.
dam - The female parent of a foal.
dam's sire (broodmare sire) - The sire of a broodmare. Used in reference to the maternal grandsire of a foal.
Beaver Dam Farm Fjords II, Ltd. - Antigonish, NS, Canada
Snowy Mountain Fjords - Canada, British Columbia, Cawston
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The foundation dam of the American Cream Draft was a cream colored draft mare of unknown breeding, Old Granny, purchased in 1911 in Iowa.
The foundation dam of the breed was a cream colored draft mare of unknown breeding, Old Granny, purchased in 1911 in Iowa. Her attractive foals drew much attention in the local farming community. One of her descendants, the stallion Silver Lace No.
A Paint's sire and dam must be registered with American Paint Horse Association, the American Quarter Horse Association, or the Jockey Club
The Horse must have some white or spots on his body ...
Figure's dam was a mare bred and owned by Justin Morgan (having been sired by a stallion he stood at stud in 1793) and is described as being of the "Wildair breed." As was the custom of the day, Figure became known as the Justin Morgan horse.
dam: Term used to refer to the mare who is the mother of a given horse.
destrier: a heavy, strong medieval war horse; not to be confused with a charger or palfrey
draught horse: heavy, muscular beast of burden ...
The chromosome match-up more often occurs when the jack (male donkey) is the sire and the mare (female horse) is the dam.
Today every Thoroughbred foal registered in The American Stud Book, and its sire and dam, is blood-typed to insure parentage verification.
Horses whose sire and dam are registered with the Norwegian Fjord Horse Registry.
standards of the Fjord horse, we will withdraw from the Norwegian Fjord Horse Registry any mare or stallion that is used for ...
MAESTOSO, white (not grey), a crossbred of Neapolitan sire and a Spanish dam (b. 1819), transferred from Kladrub. Maestoso's are powerful horses with a long back, extremely muscular cruppers and heavy heads.
Dam - Mother of a foal
Eohippus - Earliest (prehistoric) ancestor of the modern day horse.
Fetlock - The "ankle" joint of each leg
Filly - Female up to four years of age
Foal - Horse of either sex, up to six months of age ...
Daughters are often given only a very slight variation of the dam's name, for example: 1988 was the "G" year, so the daughter of a mare named "Zilvia" was "Gilvia".
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A horse with only one AHS approved parent (either Main Studbook dam or an Elite Stallion sire) is eligible for a Certificate of Pedigree, which enables participation in the AHS Awards Program.
The mule takes on the characteristics and conformation of its dam. Mules are found in very small sizes, for example, when the mare is a Shetland Pony. The mule also may be quite large when the dam is a draft breed.
In nearly all respects, Duchess' foals have tended to be much more accepting of their training than their dam has been.
His sire is thought to be True Briton, a Thoroughbred, and his dam was probably a granddaughter of the Godolphin Arabian.
In fact Champagne Lady Diane was not the first champagne horse and probably inherited the Champagne gene from her dam, Mack's Golden Girl H, who was probably a gold champagne.
His dam was a granddaughter of Waxy, the 1793 Derby winner who was himself a grandson of Eclipse, and the horse chiefly responsible for perpetuating Eclipse's illustrious line.
Typically, the term 'breed' denotes a closed studbook in which ancestry is a primary factor in determining a horse's eligibility for registration - in other words, the horse's sire and dam, their sires and dams, etc.
This says that a trotting (t) mare (m) named Sea Whisper, whose father (sire) is Sparkling Speed and whose mother (dam) is Nakia, was born in 1981.
This stallion was named Golddust and he had great merit because his sire was a Vermont Morgan and his dam was an unregistered Hoke mare that said to be by Zicaaldi, a chestnut Arabian stallion presented by the Sultan to the United States Consul, Mr.
To become registered a Paint horse must be have a sire or dam who are with the American Paint Horse Association, the jockey club or the American Quarter Horse Association. Either the sire or dam must be registered with the APHA to qualify.
To breed a good stallion you need a good sire and an outstanding dam. Judys Bear's sire, Judys Lineage 2X Champion, is a sire of winners of over $2 million. He is one of the leading sires of Paint horses.
According to the current standards for this breed, any pony that is a result of this particular cross, regardless of the specific lineage of the sire and dam, can be registered as an American Walking Pony.
Figure's dam, was "...of the Wild-air breed, of middling size, with a heavy chest, of a light bay color, with a bushy mane and tail - the hair on the legs rather long, and a smooth, handsome traveler.
In England, the brood mare has been acknowledged as an excellent dam of a hunter when mated with a Thoroughbred stallion.
Bluebird Land Fjords
Norwegian Fjord Ponies
Field of Dreams Norwegian Fjord Horses
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The father of a horse is known as a sire.
The mother of a horse is known as a dam.
A fully-grown small horse is known as a pony.
A farrier or blacksmith is the person who cares for a horse's feet.
Head Markings: ...
a natural rack or an ambling stepping pace. The McCurdy is noted for giving a safe, secure, smooth ride in any terrain or condition. Newborn foals perform the gait naturally from birth and can be seen "hitting 'the lick" alongside their dam.
It is though he had some Norfolk Roadster connections and his dam was a Norman mare. It is documented that Nonius Senior was not particularly well-conformed or attractive, traits that he fortunately did not pass on to his progeny.
Dam The mother of a horse. Dock The area at the top of the tail. Donkey English word meaning "a little dun animal". Dorsal stripe a dark stripe along a horse's back.
 See also: Stallion, Mare, Sire, Black, Quarter
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