Do You Board Your Horse?

Yes
1 (9%)

I used to
3 (27%)

No, but I need/want to
0 (0%)

Nope, she/he's at my house
3 (27%)

Does my friend/neighbor/relitives house count?
0 (0%)

I don't have a horse, but If I did I'd board him/her
0 (0%)

I don't have a horse, but if I did I wouldn't board him/her
4 (36%)

Can Grown Lipizzaner's Be Black?

Adult Black Lipizzaner

Nope! Only the babies are black, and they grow up to be white! 66%
BLAAAH! WRONG!

I don't think so.. 11%
Oops, you're wrong!

What kind of question is this? Why wouldn't they be?
0%
Wrong AGAIN!

Yes, but it's rare 22%
Correct!!

"Born dark, black-brown, brown or mouse-grey, Lipizzans turn white somewhere between the ages of 6 and 10. As mentioned above, only in rare cases does the horse stay the original dark color."
From: http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/horses/lipizzan/index.htm

"Foals are usually dark or black-brown when born. They go through several different color changes before finally achieving their adult color between the ages of four and ten. Most often, the color is light-gray or white. However, there are also duns and bays. They are simply not as common and it is a rarity to have an adult Lipizzaner be totally black-brown or black."
From: http://ezinearticles.com/?Horses---The-Lipizzaners&id=170022

-Sarah

P.S. BTW I have two other posts I did today. Check them out below this post ;)