EEEK!!! The deadline for the names was miscalculated. We only have a few days! Please give your name suggestions. I think it would be so fun if they picked one of yours!!

Update: I put some pics in my Scraps gallery too, so you can see different angles of all five foals.

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Ok, I will be uploading pics of some adorable fillies and colts from my parent's Quarter Horse Ranch. This year they are having trouble agreeing on names for the newest crop of babies. So, to give them more to choose from, I thought I would harness the creative mind power of DeviantART-ists. Please feel free to suggest as many names as you like.

To suggest a name just leave it as a comment on the picture of the horse in question or send me a note that mentions the deviation name. If there are more than one foal in the picture, do the best you can to describe which one you are talking about. It's okay if you're not a horsey person. "The yellow one," works just as well as "palomino". I will try to help in my descriptions. The horses are all Registered American Quarter Horses (or they will be, once they have names). They have a blend of Working/Ranch blood and Racing bloodlines.

I can't promise they will choose any of the names. But I will let you know what they choose, one way or another.

Thanks in advance,

~Wee

PS. Yes, the pastures in these pics are very weedy. It had been raining there almost every day for over a month. (The foals in these pics are wet if you notice. That is because it had just stopped raining when I got there and I took advantage of a little break in the clouds as the sun went down.) There was a lot of flooding going on and the ground was too soft to support the weight of the tractors. And any gardener knows how fast weeds spring up when you can't chop or spray them. Don't worry, the horses are very well cared for, have gorgeous pastures with many ponds and supplemental grain and hay as well. Knowing this, I happened to like the weeds because they had little flowers and bluish foliage that was purty.