This week Patti has given us the challenge of large to small and also asked us to choose a color for our large and small subjects. I am choosing the color brown and I will be including various shades of brown. For my Large I have chosen some photos from a Draft horse competition in August 2019. I have purposely chosen photos with people close to the horses to show how large they really are.
LARGE
MEDIUM
My medium photos are of my horse Biasini. He is 16 1′ HH. A good size but not big. I have also included a photo of me in a clinic with 5* judge Janet Foy in Florida January 2020.
SMALL
My small image is of the pony Penelope with Brittany Callahan. Penelope is brown and white.
SMALLEST
These two minis were the mascots for the Brooke Horse charity at the World Equestrian Games 2018. This photo was taken at a Press Conference, at the Winter Equestrian Festival, Wellington Florida ,January, 2018.
Thank you for this challenge Patti. To see her original post and find links to some of the other responses click here.
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You really nailed this, Anne! From start to finish!
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Thank you Ann Christine 😊
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Those drafts are just so impressive!
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I agree!
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Oh my goodness Anne, I wouldn’t have imagined you could do the entire size challenge using horses but you certainly did! A wonderful response, I loved every image. I found myself wondering how you would get smaller with each image I saw. Kudos!!
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Thank you so much Tina..it was fun to go through my archives amd find these photos!
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Excellent choices! Great post.
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Thank you Anne!
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Beautiful photos all the way, love the different ladder stands.
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I’m glad you liked the photos. Good observation on the step ladders needed to groom and braid the big boys.
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Those percherons completely dwarf Tennessee walking horses! Sheesh!!! But I love percherons, they are so sweet tempered ❤🐴
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They are so well tempered and such magnificent horses ; black and beautiful.
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I so enjoyed this post – had a big smile on my face throughout. That’s a beautiful photo of you and Biasini, Anne . . . and those Draft horses, wow! As for the miniature ones, I don’t know who is the cutest – the ponies or the little girl! 😀
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Thank you so much for this comment. I am very happy you enjoyed the post.
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Hi, Anne. You did a great job showing the relative size of these horses! Wonderful! The miniature horses are remarkable!
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Thank you Patti. It was an interesting challenge that got me looking through my archives. I think the differenxe in size of the hooves from the huge plate sized hooves of the draft horses to tiny little ballerina feet of the minis is astonishing. Thanks for this challenge Patti.
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Yes, astonishing! I agree. I remember getting up close to the team of Budweiser clydesdales once and I was astonished at their size. Same is true for percherons.
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Good to see horses in different sizes. Horses are truly kind animal
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Thank you for commenting Subbashini. I’m glad you found the post interesting. And yes, horses are very kind animals. The big draft horses are kind and gentle giants.
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Oh, what beauties!
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Thank you. I think they are beauties.
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Beautiful photos! Oh my, the horses are really huge 🐴😉
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Yes the draft horses are huge! but they are calm and have such nice temperaments it is not scary to be around them
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Perfect large to small photos!! I Love them all! 💕🐴
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Thanks Diana!
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A wonderful post, Anne. Gorgeous photos.
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I’m glad you enjoyed it Michele.
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Woof. BIG! Well done Anne.
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Haha! Thanks John.
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Beautiful. Yes They are prettt large. Guess have managed to sustain their ancestorsal gene.
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