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1. www.horseandhound.co.uk › plus › features-plusGypsy cobs: a type of horse growing in popularity - Horse & Hound

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   Jan 25, 2021 · Cobs. Gypsy cob. Practical, adaptable, good-natured and multi-talented – the gypsy cob is worth its weight in gold. Stephanie Bateman investigates their growing popularity. Gypsy cobs go by...

2. horseyhooves.com › foal-slippersWhat Are Foal Slippers? Their Purpose & What They're Made of ...

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   Aug 7, 2023 · Foal slippers are rubbery finger-like projections that are attached to the hooves of newborn foals. Their purpose is to protect the mare from the foal’s hard hooves during birth. Their scientific name is eponychium, although they’re commonly also known as “fairy fingers” or “golden slippers”.

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   Mar 3, 2012 · Independent advice on in-hand showing of horses. What to do, what to wear, top tips, what judges look for, how to do well, in hand pictures.

4. www.wikiwand.com › en › articlesGypsy Colt - Wikiwand

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   Gypsy Colt is a 1954 American drama film directed by Andrew Marton and starring Donna Corcoran, Ward Bond and Frances Dee. Shot in Ansco Color, it was produced and distributed by Hollywood studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

5. www.imdb.com › title › tt0047059Gypsy Colt (1954) - Goofs - IMDb

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   Gypsy Colt (1954) - Continuity - When Gypsy pulls off the bedcover and Meg jumps through the window, she is wearing slippers, so she must have been wearing them in bed.

6. www.encyclopedia.com › gypsy-coltGypsy Colt - Encyclopedia.com

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   Gypsy Colt ★★½ 1954 (G)Gypsy is the horse beloved by the young Corcoran. But a drought forces her family to sell the animal to a racing stable 500 miles from their home. Gypsy is having none of this, escapes the stables, and returns home to be with Corcoran.

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   Are Gypsy Cobs worth it?

   • Practical, adaptable, good-natured and multi-talented – the gypsy cob is worth its weight in gold. Stephanie Bateman investigates their growing popularity Gypsy cobs go by many names: traditional gypsy cob, Irish cob, gypsy horse, gypsy vanner – and even tinker horse.

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   Are Gypsy Cobs good family horses?

   • Traditional gypsy cobs make a versatile all-round animal, most suitable for driving, riding and are ideal family horses.” A hallmark is their temperament. They should have a kind, willing, intelligent and gentle disposition and sensible nature, for which they are renowned.

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   What makes a good Gypsy Cob?

   • The breed standard states that a traditional gypsy cob “should be a strong, sturdy and powerful cob coupled with an abundance of luxuriant flowing mane, forelock, tail, and leg hair which is known as feather. They should always have plenty of heart room, and a deep girth to match.

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   What is a Gypsy Cob?

   • As the name suggests, traditional gypsy cobs were originally bred by Romany gypsies to pull their bow-top caravans all over England and Ireland. They needed to be powerful, hardy, fearless and intelligent to cope with life on the road, yet docile enough to be handled by all the family.

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   Are Gypsy cobs in the show ring?

   • Although famous for pulling highly decorated wagons, gypsy cobs are also found in the show ring at the highest level, dancing between the white boards in dressage, jumping and everything in between.

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   What is a foal slipper?

   • Keratin is the fibrous structural protein that makes up most animals’ hair, skin, and claws. However, unlike the hoof, foal slippers have a soft, rubbery texture, according to people who work around horses. They are essentially a protective layer that acts as a cushion between the foal’s hooves and the mare’s uterus.

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8. www.independent.ie › irish-news › not-every-man‘Not every man would wear those, even today’ – the slippers ...

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   Feb 25, 2021 · THESE blue wolf slippers once belonged to Irish revolutionary Michael Collins. The footwear was shown off by Brenda Malone, the curator of military history in the National Museum of Ireland, in a...