Hey Everyone!
Today I wanted to talk about some awesome Charmed horses you can still receive from ANY random breeding of an Amaretto horse.
These are the Zebra Charmed!
They are totally amazing!
These horses do NOT pass their eyes or coat. But if you breed a Charmed Horse (whether it is with another Charmed Horse or any other horse) you DO have an increased chance at receiving another random Charmed Horse.
So good luck at getting one of these amazing horses!
Hugs, Marku <3
Hello everyone!! Hope your first Saturday of 2020 is amazing!!
Today I want to shine the spotlight on the Ear Tip trait for our horses!
Ear Tips were introduced as the 25th Trait from the 2015 Independence Day – Uncle Sam Horse.
These 2015 Independence Day – Uncle Sam Horse must be breed to each other to have a chance at getting the eyes as well as the hidden surprises!
On Dec.18,2015 Amaretto wanted to celebrate Christmas with some 2015 Holiday Edition Horses. These 2015 Holiday Edition Horses have a chance at getting the eyes as well as hidden surprises from any breeding. This surprise was the Candy Cane and Snowflake Ear Tip.
On April 29, 2016 until May 13, 2016 Amaretto wanted to celebrate all our Mothers, with Happy Mother’s Day 2016 Limited Edition Horses! Any breeding of these horses gave you a chance at the new Purple or Teal Ear Tip!
On August 4th, 2016 until August 19th 2016 Amaretto celebrated Summer 2016 with 2016 Summer Edition – Hang Tens!Any breeding of these 2016 Summer Edition – Hang Ten gave you the ability to get a brand new Gold or Rainbow Ear Tip.
On February 14, 2018 Amaretto celebrated Valentines day with random drop Valentines traits! One of these traits was the Hugs & Kisses Ear Tip! You only had 24 hours on Valentines Day for your ponies to drop the Hugs & Kisses Ear Tip!
On Sept 12, 2018 Amaretto celebrated Fall with 2018 Autumn Harvest animals that you could purchase until September 26th, 2018! These Horses were hiding the Candy Corn Ear Tip!
On March 9th 2019 Amaretto celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with 2019 Limited Edition Luck of the Irish animals that you could purchase until March 22nd, 2019. These Horses were hiding the Green Ear Tip!
Please note that the Ear Tip trait CAN be passed on. Also, please note Ear tips will look different on different breed of horses these are pictured on Walkers.
For a closer look at any of these ear tips check them out on the wiki at https://horse.amaretto.wiki/index.php?title=Ear_Tips
Until next time this is Snookie hoping you have a great weekend!
Happy Breeding!
The exact origins of the Arabian horse are still a mystery. Its distinctive silhouette is first seen in the art of ancient Egypt more than 3,500 years ago, but it was the nomadic peoples of the Arabian desert, known as the Bedouin, who created and refined the pure breed that exists today. The Bedouin tribes trace their common history with Arab horses back to 3000 B.C. and keep meticulous ancestral records, also known as pedigrees.
Arabian horses are the topic of many myths and legends. One origin story tells how Muhammad chose his foundation mares by a test of their courage and loyalty. One version of the story states that after a long journey through the desert, Muhammad turned his herd of horses loose to race to an oasis for a desperately needed drink of water. Before the herd reached the water, Muhammad called for the horses to return to him. Only five mares responded. Because they faithfully returned to their master, though desperate with thirst, these mares became his favorites and were called Al Khamsa, meaning, the five. These mares became the legendary founders of the five “strains” of the Arabian horse.
A Bedouin story states that Allah created the Arabian horse from the south wind and exclaimed, “I create thee, Oh Arabian. To thy forelock, I bind Victory in battle. On thy back, I set a rich spoil and a Treasure in thy loins. I establish thee as one of the Glories of the Earth… I give thee flight without wings. If you see an Arabian running with its tail held high, it does indeed resemble flight without wings.
One of the first traited coats Amaretto came out with was the Arabian breed. You could get these horses by breeding any horse with a starter horse or by breeding together two starter horses. The coat could be passed.
In order to make room for new things, in 2012 Arabs were put “Out to Pasture”. This meant that starters from the Amaretto store, Limited Editions, and Haven horses could not drop the coat, however they could still be bred from existing lines. They have also been used in several other coats, like the Showhorse, the Craved Speckled, Craved Stormy, and the Craved Bone-Jangles. Some breeders have also used them in making “trend” horses. Maybe you can think of a trend horse using the beautiful Arabian horse.
Good afternoon Amaretto Family! I know a secret! Today I get to tell you all about.
If you were not aware we have been going thru the process of voting and submitting the LE Designer Contest!
The first round you guys had the ability to submit your designs, I took all those designs and everyone got to vote on all accepted designs. We even took it to the final step by choosing the top 5 submission!
The finalist were all posted here:
https://amarettobreedables.com/connection/?p=20999
On Dec 19th voting thru our website started, and you guys showed up voting for your favorite designs, we closed voting on Jan 1, 2020!
Now it is time for us to announce who the winner was! Before i do that I want to say that all the designs were amazing! We do plan to do this again in the future!
On to the winner! I am very excited to announce the winner!
Congrats to Design # 4! Lamia Starspear!!
What happens next? Well Amaretto will put its spin on this design and it will be released to you guys as an Limited Edition to purchase!! So keep your eyes out for this awesome horse that will be headed your way! Thank you all for submitting, voting, and participating in this contest!!
This is Ava over and out happy breeding everyone!
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Jan.5,2020