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Zara, a great example of a Gypsy Sport Horse as well as being a Drum Horse. Her foals sired by a Gypsy Horse stallion will be eligible for registration as Drum Horses, Gypsy Sport Horses and Gypsy Cob cross.

When I brought home our three Haflinger mares in foal to Gypsy studs it was my hope to get a couple of fillies for breeding three quarter Gypsy Horses to make a more affordable family horse with the Gypsy characteristics. Lulu slipped her foal and Duchess and Valentine had colts. When the first one "Lightning" was born one stormy Sunday, we were disappointed. Then when the second one "Thunder" arrived exactly two weeks later on yet another stormy Sunday, I commented to the girls that if they didn't sell as weanlings that they should train them as a team to help sell them. My husband said that then they wouldn't want to part with them, and if they kept them the girls could take him for buggy rides... The girls were excited by the prospect and it makes sense to have geldings for using horses, the colts have their own page here.

Since our "fillies" turned out to be colts we started looking for some nice half Gypsy fillies for our breeding program. We found them in South Dakota, two sweet natured half sisters sired by Jack Flash a Gypsy Horse imported from Rawlings Gypsy Cobs in the UK. Jack Flash, bay tobiano stallion pictured on the left...

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Blue Moon's ~*~*~*~~

This cute little filly is a daughter of Gypsy Horse Jack Flash and Tumbles, a section C Welsh Cob At Dakota Winds Ranch they called her Half Pint because she was the smallest of the 2007 foals.

Left - with her dam, Tumbles. Above - what a pretty face.

She's a very nicely built yearling.

Tumbles dam. Tumbles handsome sire.

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Blue Moon's Venus

3 weeks old

Venus' dam Midnight is a Shire/Clydesdale/QH cross her sire is Jack Flash 3 months old

Venus at four months.

The pictures from Jack Flash down to here are courtesy of Dakota Winds Ranch.
I will have some more pictures of our fillies after they come home in October.

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