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	American White and American Creme Horse Registry
		He was a snow white, pink-skinned, brown-eyed stallion of unknown breeding, was 15.2 hands talls and weighed approximately 1,200 pounds, with thick neck, stocky build, strong legs, heavy and wavy long mane and tail and was intelligent and of good disposition.
		Because pink skinned white horses are commonly called "albino" the Thompsons originally incorporated that name for their breed, but later it was changed to "American White" and "American Creme" by a vote of the IAAA Board of Directors.
		The whiteness of their coats is comparable to a snowy white bunny rabbit...or the white areas on a pinto horse.
	www.whitehorseranchnebraska.com /registry.htm (1238 words)

	The White Horse Dialogue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The most famous is this dialogue, which argues that "a white horse is not a horse." The so-called "White Horse Dialogue" is fascinating, because in it we see subtle rational argumentation used to try to establish a conclusion contrary to common sense.
		Thus, it is evident that a white horse is not a horse.
		Hence, the reason we think there are horses is only that we think that "horse" is "there are horses." It is not that we think "there are white horses" is "there are horses." Hence, because of the reason that there are horses, one cannot say that a [white] horse [is not] a horse.
	faculty.vassar.edu /~brvannor/Reader/whitehorse.html (1691 words)

	Coat Color Genetics
		In the most extensively roaned horses, a typical pattern seen is that in which the body is silver due to a high percentage of white hair, but the legs and head are dark due to the preponderance of non-white hair.
		It is possible for a horse to have both the overo and tobiano spotting patterns (as well as appaloosa) and a precise definition of such a coat color may be difficult.
		Horses whose color cannot be defined may rarely be encountered, but a systematic appraisal of the genes likely to be found will provide a better identification than descriptive adjectives lacking a defined basis.
	www.vgl.ucdavis.edu /~lvmillon/coatcolor/coatclr3.html (3980 words)

	IPABRA "Bloodlines" : A Study of White Horses -- Not What They Seem!
		These horses carry two cream (palomino/buckskin) genes, and have pink skin and blue eyes, but their coat is actually a very pale cream, and not a true white.
		Since White Beauty could not be a grey (her sire was chestnut and her dam bay), and the sires involved were bays, the foals could not be greys (as so many "roan" Thoroughbreds are), so they were likely sabinos, which are often called roan by horsemen.
		It should be noted that while he may not have been a white horse (or sabino white), it would be possible for a sabino white to also be a genetic grey, since sabino whites are simply pintos that are "all marking".
	www.ipabra.org /newsletter/volume02/issue04/white.php (3154 words)

	White Horse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The White Horse Pub in London, where London's science fiction community gathered in the 1940s and 1950s; Arthur C. Clarke wrote a collection of short stories entitled Tales from the White Hart, where the White Hart was a pub based on the White Horse.
		The white wind-blown caps of sea waves are often described as white horses, for example in the Beaufort scale windforce 5 is described as "Moderate waves, many white horses".
		White horses is the brand name of a clothing line for wind- and kitesurfers, taking its name from the weather phenomenon, since white horses are found when the wind is good to go play in the water.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/White_Horse (663 words)

	HORSES OF A DIFFERENT COLOR
		The second Kentucky white Thoroughbred from the original 9 was Not Quite White, also a filly, born in 1989 and would eventually be the matriarch of the most prolific line of white thoroughbreds in history.
		Shadow Mountain Stallions' white and exotic horses are bred for the sabino gene and are not therefore susceptible to Overo Lethal White Syndrome.
		In the event the horse has a predominantly white hair coat, the term “natural Paint marking” shall mean at least one contrasting area of the required size of colored hair with some underlying pigmented skin present on the horse at the time of its birth.
	www.shadowmountainstables.com /horses_of_a_different_color.htm (1402 words)

	APHA.Com - The Genetic Equation
		Splashed white is the least common of the spotting patterns in horses, although it is increasing in frequency as breeders use more and more splashed white horses in their breeding programs.
		The splashed white pattern was originally studied in Finnish Horses, and was reputed to be a true recessive pattern.
		No homozygous splashed white horses have ever been documented, leading to the suspicion that this is yet another gene that cannot exist in homozygous form.
	www.apha.com /breed/geneticeq5.html (380 words)

	HORSES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		To a Paint Horse breeder, a hair can mean the difference between holding your breath for 11 months to see if a foal will be born with Overo Lethal White Syndrome (OLWS), or knowing you made a genetic cross that ensures you won’t get a foal with the dreaded disease.
		Neither has the splashed white pattern, which is characterized by a large amount of white on a horse’s face, white leg markings and solid bodies with sometimes a small white spot on the belly.
		By knowing a horse’s genetic makeup and avoiding the crossing of a stallion and mare that both carry the lethal white gene, it is possible to produce foals that are overo, but not lethal white.
	www.ppqhorses.com /horsesstallionsPaintJournal.htm (2733 words)

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		The horse that is second from the right is an extremely marked tovero---the only color remaining unmasked in his coat in a spot around his eye and a few on his barrel and flanks.
		The horse at right, PPQ Spirit of Romance, is an extreme tovero, and his color is entriely masked by the pattern.
		(Horses that carry only one frame gene are heterozygous (and thus not lethal) for the trait but may pass it on to their offspring.).
	www.whitehorseproductions.com /white.html (1430 words)

	Quest of the White Horses
		The White Horse HeroQuest is based on wild conjecture about elements of the excerpt of "A History of My Black Horse Troop" which was published many years ago in Chaosium's RuneQuest Companion.
		Loading their horses with custom-made jeweled saddles and a variety of odd objects that they hoped would be useful, they started the quest at an auspicious hour in a sacred grove.
		The Horse Plain is under siege by the spirit personifications of enemy beasts.
	www.maranci.net /rqhq01.htm (3253 words)

	White Horses and White Swans
		As long as this ruler could listen to the neighing of white horses, his color remained healthy, he had great strength and vigor, and he was satisfied without being offered food.
		And when the white horses ceased to neigh, the king’s complexion faded, his strength drained away, his body grew thin and withered, and his plans for government became shallow and ineffectual.
		The white swans are the Lotus Sutra, the white horses are Nichiren, and the neighing of the white horses is the sound of Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo.
	www.buddhistinformation.com /white_horses_and_white_swans.htm (3227 words)

	Rocking Horses, Wooden Rocking Horses and Plush Rocking Aminals – The New Parents Guide
		This quality rocking horse is built to withstand years of children climbing on and riding.
		The color of the horse's mane and tail changes with the finish of the horse - brown mane for a natural horse, brown mane with a oak horse and dark brown mane for cherry horse.
		The horse is sure to keep your young children at play for hours at a time.
	www.thenewparentsguide.com /baby-rocking-horses-1.htm (662 words)

	Wiltshire White Horses: The Uffington white horse
		The Uffington white horse, one of only four that face to the right, is high on an escarpment of the Berkshire Downs below Whitehorse Hill, a mile and a half south of the village of Uffington, and it looks out over the Vale of the White Horse.
		Unlike the solid and more or less naturalistic figures of the other horses, the Uffington white horse is formed from stylized curving lines some ten feet or less wide, and its length of around 365 feet makes it over twice as long as the longest of the Wiltshire horses.
		The young readers' historical novel "Sun Horse, Moon Horse" by Rosemary Sutcliff, though fiction, is a fascinating speculation on the cutting of the Uffington horse by a member of the Iceni tribe, and paints a vivid picture of what life in the Bronze Age might have been like.
	wiltshirewhitehorses.org.uk /uffington.html (652 words)

	Wiltshire White Horses: Home page
		Most of the white horses are chalk hill carvings, and the chalk downs of central Wiltshire make it an ideal place for such figures.
		Of the thirteen white horses known to have existed in Wiltshire, eight are still visible, and the others have either been lost completely, or are in a sense still there, under the turf, but have long since become grown over and are no longer visible.
		This site concentrates on the Wiltshire horses, but aims to include all known hillside white horses in Britain and elsewhere, and includes some which are not chalk hill carvings but have been created by other methods.
	www.wiltshirewhitehorses.org.uk (306 words)

	White horses of the Camarillo Ranch
		Meliton Ortiz was the guardian of the Camarillo White Horses from the early '30's until 1987.
		When Adolfo Camarillo died in 1958, the ownership of the horses fell to his daughter Carmen, who faithfully carried on parading the horses for the enjoyment of the people of Ventura County until her death in 1987.
		On December 12, 1987, according to her wishes, the horses were sold at public auction, ending the tradition of exclusive ownership of the majestic white horses by the Camarillo family.
	www.camarilloranch.org /docs/about_horses.htm (482 words)

	White horses in the Kennet district of Wiltshire
		White horses in the Kennet district of Wiltshire
		Little is known of the history of the Uffington White Horse, but it is believed to have influenced the cutting of the subsequent Wiltshire horses.
		In 1804 the Marlborough horse was completed and by the middle of the 19th century these hill figures were literally springing up though out the county.
	www.visitkennet.co.uk /features/white_horses/index.htm (311 words)

	The Wiltshire Web - The White Horses
		Wiltshire is without doubt the county of counties when it comes to white horses, with no less than nine laying within its boundaries, although only seven of these are now visible.
		Five of the horses lay close to one another within a five mile radius of Avebury which lies in the very centre of the Wiltshire Downs; three further horses lie a short distance further away.
		The history of the white horses is an issue of some debate, in particular with regard to Westbury which is the oldest of Wiltshire's horses.
	www.wiltshire-web.co.uk /history/horse.htm (444 words)

	Help: Meaning of Six White Horses
		Driving six white horses would seen to mean that she had become very rich.
		White horses and red roosters, the number six--all those things would have cultural significance to the folk community the song came from.
		White horses are always referred to in equine circles as Greys, EXCEPT for the white horses of the Camargue, in France.
	www.mudcat.org /thread.cfm?threadid=49016 (5455 words)

	White Horses
		The ancient horse's lines were dug as a trench and then chalk was used to fill in the trench.
		The modern horses were built after the late 1700s and range in date up to the millennium horse cut in 2000.
		The style of the horse is similar to ones found on early Iron Age coins.
	www.billandcori.com /england/whitehorses.htm (693 words)

	WHITE HOUSE HORSES - The Fund for Horses
		White House Horses was organized by the White House Historical Association and the White House Curator’s Office in cooperation with the National Park Service.
		The White House Historical Association, established in 1961, is a non-profit organization whose goal is to enhance public understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of the Executive Mansion.
		Proceeds from the association’s trusts, publications and other items are used to fund acquisitions of historic furnishings and artwork for the permanent White House collection, assist in the preservation of the public rooms, and further its educational mission.
	www.fund4horses.org /info.php?id=625 (304 words)

	White Horses of Rosmersholm (Norway - the official site in the United States)
		The name of the play - White Horses of Rosmersholm - is taken from Ibsens 'working title' for the drama; White Horses.
		It emphasizes the superstitious elements of Rosmersholm - represented by the White Horses who carry a message of a death.
		Besides this - and the fact that some of the characters are taken from the play, this perfomance is freely created - its very physical and there is just small pieces of dialogue.
	www.norway.org /ibsen/events/White+Horses+of+Rosmersholm.htm (263 words)

	Language Log: White Horses
		The White Horse Dialogue plays on the ambiguity created by the two meanings of 非.
		He is probably better known as one of the leaders of the shift to the use of the vernacular in written Chinese and as the ambassador of the Republic of China to the United States from 1938-1941.
		[Addendum: A nice discussion of the White Horse Dialogue is to be found in the Stanford Encylopaedia of Philosophy.
	itre.cis.upenn.edu /~myl/languagelog/archives/003740.html (278 words)

	For the Love of White Horses - American Profile
		Childhood memories and her love of white horses brought Carley Daugherty back to north-central Nebraska where she and her husband, Dean, are working to restore a unique horse breed and the ranch where she grew up.
		Each morning, when Carley opens the whitewashed door to the barn at White Horse Ranch, she knows her “babies” will be waiting to greet her with a soft nuzzle from their velvety noses—her “babies” being five beautiful white foals that are the future of the American White Horse breed and their namesake ranch.
		They have relied on their love of horses and strong faith to rescue the historic ranch from obscurity and to ensure a future for those beautiful white horses.
	www.americanprofile.com /article/937.html (928 words)

	White Western Horses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		This horse is normally combined with the Clayton Moore Lone Ranger mold, however quite a few of the early Champ style Lone Ranger shows up on this horse mold along with an earlier Champ Style saddle.
		This horse was used for the rest of her production, even when they offered the Purple Dale version and also in the re-released Stevens version of Dale Evans.
		Of all the Stevens Plastics recast horses, this one is probably the most accurate when compared to the earlier Hartland sets.The one I have open does seem to be glossier plastic than the two Chubby white horses for Evans and Lee.
	www.cowboyparts.com /hartland/whithors.html (1758 words)

	THE ROMANCE READER reviews: White Horses by Joan Wolf
		When Leo sees Gabrielle ride her Lipizzaner horses, he is forced to make a reassessment.
		Her main passion seems to be her horses and riding rather than anything she could find with Leo.
		White Horses, however, is not one of her best.
	www.theromancereader.com /wolf-white.html (598 words)

	Equusite.com - Coat Colors and Patterns: white and sabino whites in horse colors
		A Sabino White is what we call a maximal pinto, just imagine that the white markings on the horse are so big they cover the entire horse.
		Sabino Whites also have white hair, sometimes with a few dark hairs on the poll or ears, pink skin and dark eyes.
		There are also other horses that are mistaken for white, some are greys that have turned white, but they will have dark skin and eyes and are not true white horses.
	www.equusite.com /articles/basics/colors/colorsWhite.shtml (232 words)

	Horse Riding, Racing, Breeds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		When most people think of a fl and white farm animal, the cow tends to pop into their minds.
		The popularity of horse racing has elevated the thoroughbred's status to what it is today.
		Wild is perhaps a misnomer as all wild horses in...
	www.white-horses.com /en/index_en.htm (380 words)

	Skooldays Nostalgic Forum - White Horses
		The White Horses theme was one of the songs they did.
		White horses was great and I have the theme tune on a scratched old lp called Greatest Hits For Kids released 1970 has a few Rolf Harris songs on like Jake the Peg and 2 Little Boys and the fantastic Court of King Caractacus.
		mmmm white horses - dum de dum de dum, mmm white horses dum de dum de dum, lah lah laaaah, fly away.......
	www.forums.skooldays.com /forums/showthread.php?t=392 (544 words)

	Whites Quarterhorse's
		To have a horse in your life is a gift.
		Learning to care for a horse is both an art and a
		horse will have a few things to say to you as well.
	www.whitesquarterhorses.com (881 words)

	Photo Safaris - White Horses of France’s Camargue
		The Camargue horse is the traditional mount of the “Guardians.” The French equivalent of a “cowboy,” these ranch hands of the Camargue are responsible for rounding up the wild fl “fighting” bulls that graze the land.
		It is speculated that white coats may provide a natural mosquito repellent for animals adapted to salt marsh living.
		Horse drives orchestrated by the Guardians will be at the top of our shooting list, but fighting stallions, mares with foals, and quiet moments in the marshes will also be on our agenda.
	www.photosafaris.com /Tours_2005/WhiteHorsesFrancesCamargue.asp (746 words)

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