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WW Some Pacific Wind
Breyer Stablemate Croi Damsha painted to a Dunalino by S. Tregay
WORMWXXD's Horse
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WW Some Pacific Wind
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Palomino Chincoteague with nd1. Ref pics in alt images. The Chincoteague Pony is a well-proportioned horse with a strong and muscular compact body. The body tends to have a unique style and balanced conformation that includes a well-rounded rump. The hair of a Chincoteague Pony is strong and thick. The influence of the Arabian horse breed on Chincoteague ponies continues to be seen today, with many Chincoteague ponies having the refined, wedge-shaped heads, a broad forehead, large eyes, large nostrils, and small muzzles - or the "concave, dished profile" - seen with many Arabian crosses. Some Chincoteagues have stock horse conformation, while others have more elegant and "refined" body types.
Primitive markings are also called countershading, false dun, or its scientific name non-dun1. There is a genetic test for primitive markings. Primitive markings, particularly dorsal stripes, are common in Chincoteague ponies.
