Gypsy Cobs, the
newest breed to Australia!!!
Also known as Gypsy Vanners, Gypsy
Horses, Irish Cobs, Tinkers and others
Contact
gypsyhorses@westnet.com.au for more
info
Stormy and her foal share a scratch.
Check out the
Foals 2010 for more of this years foals
Foals 2010 - Gypsy Foals
due in Australia!
Stallions 2009 - At
Stud
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Forum
See the News page for Australian Gypsy Cob updates
Articles on the INFO page, including a new
one on Gypsy Cob Height
Also check our Questions and Answers
page!
From Harlequin Farms Gypsy Horses
"The Traditional
Gypsy Horse will have huge, flat bone. His body
must be comparitively short.
He will have a thick neck and
a long shoulder, which should tie in well down
his back.
He should have a wide and powerful chest. His hindquarters
should be round and large. He should sport a very thick mane
and tail.
His feet should be covered with an enormously profuse
amount of long hair.
This should start behind the knee or
hock and fall to the ground. It is
known as Feather. Feather can
be noted as curly, woolly or straight and
silky within the breed.
Many prefer straight, silky feather but it is not
usually
demanded. What "is" demanded, is that there is profuse Feather
which covers the hoof."
Also recomend this link for a brief
history on the Gypsy Horse
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Last updated 11th December
2010
