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 Embervale Acres
06:01:03 Solar Phoenix
I do love silver black lol
Embervale Acres
06:00:27 Solar Phoenix
Oh, and this cool little lady too! XD
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Gem Queens Estate
05:58:04 Snow❆Gem
@emmas

:D Same!

@solar

Oh! With silver black too! :D
Piper Lane Farm
05:57:56 
snow-
i've seen solid champagne horses with blue eyes, but they have creme and pearl. (In HEE, of course.)
Sleepwalker Centre
05:57:46 Walker
ohh what a cutie, Solar!
Embervale Acres
05:56:36 Solar Phoenix
Talking about blue eyes lol just bred this pretty little quest baby
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Emmas Eventers
05:56:05 
yeah love blue eyes on here but not so much for RL Horses lol
Gem Queens Estate
05:54:17 Snow❆Gem
@ravenwood

OK!

@jester

Neat. Although honestly most blue animals eyes give me a slight creeps feeling. lol
The Old Gods
05:54:02 Void Malign
Sabino doesn't cause blue eyes
KPH Equestrian
05:51:06 Rapcoon | Jester
snow
I've seen blue eyed horses IRL with splash or Sabino, yeah ^^
Ravenwood Farm
05:50:24 
And smokey creme :)
Gem Queens Estate
05:46:36 Snow❆Gem
@trish

Ah OK. So perlino, cremello, frame, and splash. I'll make note of that. Thank you!
Gem Queens Estate
05:45:49 Snow❆Gem
@jester

Sorry, I'm back.

And OK. I know splash and sabino can do it?
Ravenwood Farm
05:44:41 
Bunny, what a beauty you got there!
Midnight Manors
05:39:16 Bunny ♡
My win from this RO
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 Eternal Chaos
05:38:02 MOD/Trish
Ch is hazel eyes not blue, blue is generally double cream, frame or splash white
KPH Equestrian
05:26:27 Rapcoon | Jester
snow
yup! usually blue eyes are seen when there's pink skin/white pigment around them, though not always. Sometimes a white pattern that doesn't go over the eyes still causes them to be blue
Gem Queens Estate
05:25:15 Snow❆Gem
Genetic question, on HEE what genes can make a horse have blue eyes? I've got an art idea, but I'd like it to be genetically accurate. ;P

Can champagne make blue as well as green?
Mythological
05:23:36 Crowley
Gem
Gem Queens Estate
05:20:03 Snow❆Gem
@eivor

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 Embervale Acres
06:01:03 Solar Phoenix
I do love silver black lol
Embervale Acres
06:00:27 Solar Phoenix
Oh, and this cool little lady too! XD
-HEE Click-
Gem Queens Estate
05:58:04 Snow❆Gem
@emmas

:D Same!

@solar

Oh! With silver black too! :D
Piper Lane Farm
05:57:56 
snow-
i've seen solid champagne horses with blue eyes, but they have creme and pearl. (In HEE, of course.)
Sleepwalker Centre
05:57:46 Walker
ohh what a cutie, Solar!
Embervale Acres
05:56:36 Solar Phoenix
Talking about blue eyes lol just bred this pretty little quest baby
-HEE Click-
Emmas Eventers
05:56:05 
yeah love blue eyes on here but not so much for RL Horses lol
Gem Queens Estate
05:54:17 Snow❆Gem
@ravenwood

OK!

@jester

Neat. Although honestly most blue animals eyes give me a slight creeps feeling. lol
The Old Gods
05:54:02 Void Malign
Sabino doesn't cause blue eyes
KPH Equestrian
05:51:06 Rapcoon | Jester
snow
I've seen blue eyed horses IRL with splash or Sabino, yeah ^^
Ravenwood Farm
05:50:24 
And smokey creme :)
Gem Queens Estate
05:46:36 Snow❆Gem
@trish

Ah OK. So perlino, cremello, frame, and splash. I'll make note of that. Thank you!
Gem Queens Estate
05:45:49 Snow❆Gem
@jester

Sorry, I'm back.

And OK. I know splash and sabino can do it?
Ravenwood Farm
05:44:41 
Bunny, what a beauty you got there!
Midnight Manors
05:39:16 Bunny ♡
My win from this RO
-HEE Click-
 Eternal Chaos
05:38:02 MOD/Trish
Ch is hazel eyes not blue, blue is generally double cream, frame or splash white
KPH Equestrian
05:26:27 Rapcoon | Jester
snow
yup! usually blue eyes are seen when there's pink skin/white pigment around them, though not always. Sometimes a white pattern that doesn't go over the eyes still causes them to be blue
Gem Queens Estate
05:25:15 Snow❆Gem
Genetic question, on HEE what genes can make a horse have blue eyes? I've got an art idea, but I'd like it to be genetically accurate. ;P

Can champagne make blue as well as green?
Mythological
05:23:36 Crowley
Gem
Gem Queens Estate
05:20:03 Snow❆Gem
@eivor

Hollywood Pearl
Herd it in Hollywood
Hollywood Splash
Buckin' From Hollywood

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Farriers May 16, 2025 11:28 AM


 Mossy Lane Stables
 
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It's so incredibly hard to find a good farrier which sucks because good feet on a horse is everything.

I have had the same farrier for two years now, and at first he was great. My horse's feet look great, and all was fine.

Lately however my farriers quality has gone down. He has trimmed my OTTBs back feet so incredibly short that my vet was concerned, and he destroyed the feet of another horse for my trainers client. I have been looking for another farrier, but in my area there is a small pool and most of them don't show up for their appointments.

People just don't want to put in the work anymore, and it's frustrating.

Farriers May 16, 2025 11:53 AM


 SHAE Stables
 
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Yikes... I started doing my own farrier work 12+ years ago for that very reason. I read lots of books, some being the ones you would read if you got the certificate. I don't trim other horses since I'm not a professional, but I'm the go-to on trail rides when someone gets a crack or needs a touch-up. My horse chiropractor is also an equine vet and she compliments my horse's hooves every time and asks for my farrier's info and then I remind her it's me =P I think she has the same problem you are having.

I couldn't tell you why farriers start to decline other than their age and physical health. It would make sense. I am incredibly sore after doing my two horses and the second horse usually has a slightly worse trim because I wear out in 90 degree temps.

I'm not sure where you can look for a different trimmer. I used to have a certified barefoot trimmer come from another state and split the travel fee with other horse people in the area.

Maybe check out "the horses hoof" site for trimmers in your area. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post directl links on here.

Edited at May 16, 2025 11:54 AM by SHAE Stables

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