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back when we used to have our 300+ acre farm, we had over 40 horses and there was always a certain 4 mares that just always stayed together. The first(the extremely swaybacked one) was the mother of the two chestnuts and her full sister was the seal brown in the back.

Blondie- shown here at age 31, is now 35 and on her last leg but she's dang old so I wouldn't be too hard on her. the extremely sway backed one, flaxen chestnut.
Golden Edition- "Honey" Blondie's first baby, sired by Gambler [link] , solid chestnut, approximately 25 in this pic, given to a friend, not sure if she's still alive
Sister- Blondie's last baby, shown here at approximately 6 and in foal, sired by The Specialist [link] and looks just like him O_O she has been given to a friend and is doing great, had a chestnut QH accidental colt but he was still born last year :'C
Jenny Sue- shown here at 28, deceased, seal brown, Bacon's mother [link] , he was her only foal because she was supposedly infertile after like twelve tries, she always had a really long stride and made me thing of a german shepherd because of how she stood at ease, a little like this [link] just not so sloped in the back >.>

anyways! I'm submitting this as herd stock! so feel free to use it! these are all tennessee walking horse mares and purebred. feel free to use as long as you show me!

Description
back when we used to have our 300+ acre farm, we had over 40 horses and there was always a certain 4 mares that just always stayed together. The first(the extremely swaybacked one) was the mother of the two chestnuts and her full sister was the seal brown in the back.

Blondie- shown here at age 31, is now 35 and on her last leg but she's dang old so I wouldn't be too hard on her. the extremely sway backed one, flaxen chestnut.
Golden Edition- "Honey" Blondie's first baby, sired by Gambler [link] , solid chestnut, approximately 25 in this pic, given to a friend, not sure if she's still alive
Sister- Blondie's last baby, shown here at approximately 6 and in foal, sired by The Specialist [link] and looks just like him O_O she has been given to a friend and is doing great, had a chestnut QH accidental colt but he was still born last year :'C
Jenny Sue- shown here at 28, deceased, seal brown, Bacon's mother [link] , he was her only foal because she was supposedly infertile after like twelve tries, she always had a really long stride and made me thing of a german shepherd because of how she stood at ease, a little like this [link] just not so sloped in the back >.>

anyways! I'm submitting this as herd stock! so feel free to use it! these are all tennessee walking horse mares and purebred. feel free to use as long as you show me!