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Hey and thanks for the amazing stock group! One downside is that I couldn't find an album for riding ponies - there are plenty of them in the world and I think they deserve an album of their own 
If there's already one I didn't notice, then I'll apologize for the feedback :'D
If there's already one I didn't notice, then I'll apologize for the feedback :'D
For the record for your standardbred folder not every standardbred is a trotter, some are pacers as well, totally different (:
Absolutly correct.
In most European countries there are only races for the trotters. In quite a few of them the native word for the breed cound be translated into "trotters", while the word standardbred is among many people less known as the correct name for the breed in English. I've had a few people asking where to add thier "trotter stock", which is why I added the "trotters" after Standardbred. Pacers are most commonly used in countries where English is the first language, so people there generally don't have a problem with the whole translation issue
I could of course add "pacers" as well, if needed.
In most European countries there are only races for the trotters. In quite a few of them the native word for the breed cound be translated into "trotters", while the word standardbred is among many people less known as the correct name for the breed in English. I've had a few people asking where to add thier "trotter stock", which is why I added the "trotters" after Standardbred. Pacers are most commonly used in countries where English is the first language, so people there generally don't have a problem with the whole translation issue
I could of course add "pacers" as well, if needed.
Can I submit my stock of Darcy to the Arabian folder because he is Arabian X Riding Pony and still looks exactly like an Arabian? Thanks.
I think we should stick to trying to keep the folder for breeds with closed studbooks strictly for purebreds. The crossbred-bolder if open to any type of crossbred horse/pony though
Ok. I just thought I'd check. Thanks. I'll start submitting soon! ^-^
Trakehner? 