American Quarter Horse
Farfrae Heart's a Rover
Hackney Horse Stallion
American Quarter Horse Mold
Rover was an Xmas gift from my husband which he purchased from Laura Libby of Julip.
He was bought as a repair project and is currently undergoing major surgery in the Farfrae Veterinary Center. Rover was made in 1973.
Farfrae Love's a Rambler
Hackney Horse Stallion
American Quarter Horse Mold
Rambler was purchased as a lot on eBay with a poorly vintage Arabian Stallion.
They are both currently undergoing major surgery in the Farfrae Veterinary Center. Rambler was made in 1972.
Farfrae Black Friday
Hackney Horse Gelding
American Quarter Horse Mold
Black Friday came to me with a broken and protruding leg wire, worn paint on all four legs, both ears, and muzzle, and some seriously ratty nylon hair.
I patched his leg hole, touched up his paint and gave him a braided mane and a pinwheel braided tail.
Friday was made some time in the 90s.
Farfrae Paris is Burning
Hackney Horse gelding
American Quarter Horse Mold
Paris was a special order in 2007; his colour is based on the 2005 Catalogue Arab Champion, Malteaser.
He had dark brown nylon hair which I replaced with bright chestnut mohair.
Paris arrived around the time of the Notre Dame fire.
Farfrae Bastille
Hackney Horse Gelding
American Quarter Horse Mold
Bastille was offered to me as a repair project, along with a sickly Highland Pony.
He doesn't have a mouth letter, but his eyes look very much like those common in the 70s.
Possibly he's a 1969 or 1970 model, or he might be a later model whose painter just forgot the mouth letter.
Farfrae Almost Royalish
American Saddlebred Mare
American Quarter Horse Mold
Alma was likely made some time between 2009-2012 - probably nearer the end of that period based on her condition.
I rehaired her from nylon to mohair.
She is the dam of Black Mountain Koshari Katsina, our black tobiano Gaited Mule.
Farfrae Icarus
Hackney Horse Gelding
American Quarter Horse Mold
Purchased in a silent auction in the Just Julips Facebook group. He's from 1972, and was part of the previous owner's childhood collection. He came with rug, halter, and haynet. He was her "western horse and had a cowboy friend and western saddle, and his name was originally Ace of Clubs.
He is currently undergoing extensive repairs as he was a very poorly pony.