Photo Challenge: 22 Brands
Hot brand or freeze brand, these horses are sporting some unique marks!
Branding is still a useful way to add an identifying feature to horses. Some breeds, including mustangs who have been adopted through the BLM or Standardbreds, still require the brand as a permanent form of identification; other breeds, including many warmbloods, include the brand as a verified indicator of a horse’s breeding. Whatever the case, here are # reader-submitted horses sporting a unique brand!
Rescue org freeze brand, at his forever home. Photo by Teresa Baldwin
-w- wright’s quarter horses. Photo by Sara Housman
My rancher friend gave me this AQH as a weanling. Had her freeze branded before giving her to me as her only mark is a small white star. She is 4.5 now. Picture by Sarah Heavilin
My daughter’s mustang pony, Once in a Blue Moon.
Photo: Tracey Woods
Miki Przybylski: My Mustang Mare Iskra. Photo by AeroEquine Photography
Karly Ann: Matching my mustang on competition day. Photo by Sherri Portenier.
Victoria Heacock Macpherson: BLM freeze brand on my mustang mare. Photo by my daughter, Rachel Rudometkin.
Remi. Photo by Carson Nelson.
This is our OLD girl salley. 25+ yr old BLM mustang. Photo by Adam Faust
Left shoulder of filly I bought last August. Photo by Deanna Freng.
Parker, my 18yo Standardbred. Photo by Anne McKinney
3 year old gelding recently purchased from a NC feed lot. Photo by Jackie Gibbons Wammock
Argentine WB photo by Terry Emmitt
My baby girl just got approved! Photo by Kelly Lucas
Imperial B of the BWP. Photo by Jamie Bales
My beloved Nogal. Photo by Karen Boates
Hanoverian H-US on my lovely 23yo mare. Photo by Tracey White.
????????#horsetherapy #horsesofinstagram #horsepower #horsenation #horsesplanetKeep an eye out for next week’s 24-hour photo challenge! We announce challenge subjects on Monday afternoon on both Instagram and Facebook.
Go riding!
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