Spots? Dots? When I saw that Lens Artist Ann-Christine had given us the topic of spots and dots I thought: “Well, there is no possibility of me finding something horse related for this challenge”. I thought I would not be able to respond with anything this week. Then…. I walked past the wash stall and …..there was Carly. He has amazing spots. So once he was washed up his owner took him out for some grass and I was able to snap some photos of his spots with my phone.
Here’s Carly!
Here is a closer look at his spots.
Thanks to Carly and his owner Rochelle I was able to respond to Ann Christine’s challenge. Carly is a KWPN (Dutch Warmblood)-Thoroughbred cross .He is not an Appaloosa or a Knabstrupper who are spotted horses. To see Ann Christine’s challenge photos and links to some other very unique spots and dots responses click here.
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I am still smoking to see army’s pretty spits!
And how fortuitous that you spotted it then time to still join in – guess you were in the right spot
Hahaha
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A terrific find for the challenge Anne! If I saw only Carly’s leg I’d have thought it was a giraffe!! A beautiful creature indeed!
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Yes Carly is certainly an unusual colored horse. But very eyecatching!
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Very!
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Fantastic subject for challenge. Lovely lacey legs, such a beautiful horse.
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He does have very interesting markings on his legs doesn’t he!
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Beauty!
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Beautiful beautiful.
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Thank you John!
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Looks like Carly has the sabino gene with those lovely long lacey stockings. We have a sabino mare at the yard as well, and she has the same lacing/spotting down one side of her blaze. It’s the cutest thing ever!
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Sorry it has taken me so long to reply to your comment. This is an interesting idea, the sabino gene, Carly has some spotting on one hind leg and a bit on his face as well but that front leg is the most defined. Thanks for this comment!
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I do like a spotty animal! Carly has some nice spot markings.
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Love those spots. 😊
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Carly’s spots are amazing – like giant freckles! 😀
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Carly is beautiful, Anne. I’m so glad you found him. He sounds like high maintenance, LOL!
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Ooh so pretty! I’ve never seen spots like that unless it’s a paint horse or appy! Carly is BEAUTIFUL!! ❤️🐴
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He is an unusual colored horse isn’t he! He and his owner are now retired from competitive riding but they like to go on trail rides. Biasini and I will be able to shown them the trails.
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You connected the dots! 👏🏻 😄 Carly is a beauty.
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Carly has great spots! Thanks for your humorous comment. Much appreciated!
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Yes, he does. You are welcome. Thank you for appreciating my humor. 😁
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Thank you to Carly! And to you, who spotted his spots! Lovely choice – when you think you are lost…the answer comes to you:;-D
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Yes it does come. A serendipity!
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Fun choice, Anne!
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That’s a fun response to the challenge, well done. And I’m happy to learn that there’s a breed called a “Knabstrupper,” had to look that up, and it seems like I like any and all things Danish.
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Well Robert i am delighted to know inhave introduced another horse breed to you. Many thanks for reading and commenting.
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Me too!
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I admit to being a fan of horses with chrome. Those are nifty spots on Carly. Fun post!
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Well Carly has lots of chrome. His owner has him in the wash stall washing those legs most days!😄
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