Palomino
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Cremello part Arabian colt, Ray of Light.
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The cremello Arabian colt Ray of Light, shot in 2007 by Danielle.
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Miss Rodeo Okotoks, Aaron Courchesne, looks so very regal on her gorgeous palomino as she helps to steer the stock out of the arena. / April 12/08 High River Senior Pro Rodeo. / SC work. NOVEMBER 2008 UPDATE Courtesy Okotoks Western Wheel! / Miss Rodeo Okotoks captures Canadian crown in Edmonton / She’s living her dream. / For Aaron Courchesne, Miss Rodeo Okotoks 2008, her dream was realized on Nov. 4 when she was crowned Miss Rodeo Canada 2009. / “I’ve been striving for this for about seven years, when I entered my first rodeo queen pageant,” she said. “Even if I wasn’t going to be queen I knew I was going to rodeo. I knew that it was something that is never going to change about me.” / Courchesne, 24, loves rodeo. She loves the spirit and camaraderie of the sport. / “It’s the only sport where, if your horse is hurt, you can jump on your competitor’s horse — they help each other so much.” / Her goal this year, as Miss Rodeo Canada, is to inspire young people. / “I want all kids to know that even if rodeo isn’t their passion, to find their passion and run with it. Never let anyone tell you to quit. If you want to do it, just go for it.” / As an ambassador for rodeo, and for Canada, Courchesne will put in her fair share of appearances across the country, in the United States and overseas. / She’ll attend more than 300 events over the year. / She’ll be educating the public, inspiring young minds and signing autographs, trying to motivate rodeoers and ensure the tradition of rodeo stays strong. / “You are judged on your speaking abilities, your horsemanship, their appearance and you take a written exam on rodeo knowledge.” / Courchesne had some help from her favorite equine. / “Everyone from Okotoks will remember my Palamino mare, Hope,” she said. “(Hope) was one of my queen horses, and I gave riding lessons on her and I barrel raced on her. She’s definitely one of my best horses.” / ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ /
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For everyone who likes my “Quarter Horse Broodmare” shot, here is the resulting wee bundle of joy – a quarter horse colt named Nevada Pale Moon. When he was born, the owners & I all thought he was a cremello (a double cream gene resulting in a cream rather than golden coat colour), and this opinion was further enhanced by those wonderful blue eyes (another genetic factor for cremellos). However, as he grew older & lost his baby fuzz, the underlying coat was revealed to be golden after all. Some research on horse colour genetics followed & it was discovered Pale Moon is one of a very small percentage of blue-eyed palominos! I fell in love with him when he was just a few hours old, it was tempting to add horse number eight to the herd (right up until I thought about the winter feed costs!) Top 10: Blue Eyes Challenge, First Things (April 2009)
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Pastel of black Friesian stallion, white Arabian mare & palomino foal. / This painting was a commission for a friend’s young daughter who chose the colours of the horses herself. / SOLD
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Mixed Media 15cmx20cm 2007 This painting won 1st prize in Small Paintings at 2007 Wingham Show NSW, Australia. / Collection of the artist.
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A tribute to our equine friends each month.
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Original oil painting on board.
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Digital photo November 2008 My Palomino overo Paint mare. Featured in THOSE COLOURFUL PAINTS & PINTOS GROUP – July 2009
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Digital photo November 2008 Palomino Quarter Horse gelding “Skip” & his girlfriend / “Flamingo. / This pair are true paddock mates!
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Thank you so much Louise for letting me paint Skipa Gold San. He’s such a gorgeous boy that I just couldn’t resist. I gave him the same treatment as my Bluebell Meadow horse painting. This portrait is not cloned but digitally painted with brushes, picking up the colours of the horse. To finalise the painting, in PhotoImpact X3 I used the warp tool here and there to bring out little touches to correct, fixed his eye (the hardest part) using the paint brush to add the light and shades, plus a small amount of blur here and there on him to blend. I added the whiskers with the pencil and then blurred them. And finally brushed a multicoloured textured chalk brush in places to give a sense of his hide. I really hope I have done him justice. Thank you for looking and thanks again to Louise and for her permission to put him up for sale xxxxxx
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Pastel on Canson paper 54cmx37cm 2005 Painting donated to Mid North Coast Western / Performance Club as a raffle prize to raise funds / for the club. Since our show was a 2 day combined All Breeds / Colour Spectacular as well as Weanling & Yearling / Futurity Classes I created this painting to celebrate / the arrival of all the different coloured Spring foals. Featured in APPALOOSA & SPOTTED HORSES/PONIES/MULES GROUP – June 2009
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Coloured Pencil on Cartridge/Sketch Paper 1998
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Original oil on canvas, 15ins x 18ins
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Photo taken 2002 / Upper Lansdowne NSW My palomino Quarter Horse gelding “Skipa Gold San” / with the stunning Lansdowne escarpment behind him. Challenge Winner – QUARTER HORSES GROUP – March 2009 / Featured in SPIRIT OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN GROUP – July 2009 / Featured in BEST FROM AROUND THE BARNYARD GROUP – July 2009 / Featured in THE MIGHTY MANNING VALLEY GROUP – August 2009 / Featured in EQUINE PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP – September 2009
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...an escape from their stalls and paddock! With their eye-catching flaxen manes and tails flowing the two full brothers, Dewey and Lewey, gallop through the snow on a brisk winter afternoon. Dewey and Lewey are Haflinger ponies a breed that originated in Austria. Kind tempered, sturdy and workmanlike they have been described as ” a prince in front, a peasant behind” .
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APHA Palomino mare: Super Hot Toddie Thanks to the hosts of Pinto Horses for featuring this image.
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5yr. old Missouri Fox Trotter gelding at Reunion Farms, Madison,MS. Featured in That One Great Shot July 19,2009 / Featured in Equine Portrait Photography July 28th,2009 *SOLD as card 11/24/2009
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Sold as BOTH a Canvas and as a Matted print!
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Mother and daughter Mist of Chincoteague descendants with the inherited blue eyes. Taken with an Olympus E510 extremely close up at the Chincoteague Pony Center on Chincoteague Island, Virginia in late August. /
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Taken in Amherst, Virginia on a back road near where I live with my Canon Powershot SX110 IS. I saw some cows on the side of the road near some woods, so I had to pull over and get a few shots. Well while I was taking shots of the cows, I saw something move off in the woods…. and there were two horses!!! :)) So I called them and they came over. This is uncropped. They both got up close and personal. Such a beautiful horse. I’m so lucky to live in a place with such gorgeous animals all around! :)) / /
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Beautiful Palomino horse posing for her portrait. Series on: Kentucky horses
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