Model Horse Photo Show Museum

Anything Goes!

A very popular class at one point, this class has apparently fallen by the wayside. The name says it all, anything was allowed. Bad photos, creative setups that didn't work as normal halter pictures, family pictures, pictures that involved models getting mauled by real pets (cats/dogs in the photos), or whatever creative scenes that people could come up with. It was judged on creativity. This is also where misbehaving models got a chance to shine, when judges preferred to see non-rearing/bucking/otherwise nasty acting horses in halter classes. These classes rarely counted for 'champ' points, and most of the animals/models/creatures involved couldn't show normally, but it was a fun class.

When submitting for this category please include any description you might've had on the photo back to explain the photo to the judges.

Anything Goes
Spooked! Spooked by the dog, Freedom Fire rears just as his rider was attempting to mount. Photo contributed by Samantha Kroese	Can I tell you a secret? Mystic Moment (Arabian) whispers a secret in his best friend, Lured by Charisma (Trakehner)'s ear. Photo contributed by Samantha Kroese
Deep Snow Azreal Snowfire decides to take a roll in the newfallen snow (lowering himself to roll). Photo contributed by Samantha Kroese	Arabian Family Demetrius (Arabian Stallion - Halla), Shalome (Arabian Mare - Running Mare), and their foal Polaris (Arabian Colt). Yes, I did at one time show my poor Halla as an Arabian Stallion. He's now more appropriately an Akhal-Teke Gelding. ;) Photo contributed by Samantha Kroese
Amer. Rose and her foal Naomi - QHs 1981 vintage repaints, mare and foal photo Photo contributed by Alisa McClanahan	Amer. Rose and her foal Naomi - QHs 1981 vintage repaints, mare and foal photo Photo contributed by Alisa McClanahan
Silverlode and Olympia Fighting Mustang Stallions Photo contributed by Alisa McClanahan Magnum and Dale Rodeo clown and Bull Photo contributed by Pamela Pittman

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