[http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2720/4420333025_49d7e50e45_b.jpg] just for fun and im talking about the main horse int he photo

I am buying a beautiful dapple grey TB mare (if she passes the vet check), and I think her name is going to be Daydream (maybe). But what would I call her in the barn? When she trots, that's when I think she looks like a Daydream, haha Here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAoXYR5rsAE What does she look like she should be named? I would like it to relate to her show name.

what breed do yall think he is he is 11 months old here's what he looks like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHnqffICBbg Please tell me thank you need to know the guy doesnt that im getting him from

Anyone have experience with this product? Also is it safe to use on the forelock? My horse has NEVER had much of one...before my friend (his last owner) bought him he had a fairly good amount of hair, but then he was at pasture for about a year and it got REALLY thin. It looked like another horse had taken a bite out of it...there was hardly any hair! He has some hair now, it's about 5in long but VERY thin. I would kind of like a thicker longer forelock on him and was wondering if MTG would help. Also, i had my horses tail up all winter in vetrap and then a tail bag over top of that to keep the vetrap dry. His tail got a lot thicker but it didn't gain any length to it at all. Will MTG help with the length of his tail? I would like it blunt cut but there's not enough length to it to blunt cut it...i would just be cutting off the tapering ends to make it straight...but i would like more length on it first... Basically to sum it up what is your experience with MTG and will it help with my horse's forelock and tail? Thanks! Kayla

whenever i feed him he paws the ground and pins his ears. ive had his teeth looked at by an experienced horse person, and i know thats not the same as a vet or professional, but my horse is only 2yrs and the guy didnt think he needed it but gave me a number to a pro. could it be his teeth when he's eating grain? he doesnt do it with hay(he has free choice hay). just wondered cause he acts like hes mad but im not sure. i thought i might mention the fact that for all of his life before i had him(Which i got him in oct 09) he had been kicked around and beaten and was not able to eat(he was thin as chicken bones when i got him), so idk if that would have anything to do with it? hes a REALLY sweet horse and has never EVER kicked me or bucked me off/at me. so i just wondered if there was anything i could do to help the pawing or was it something to have to live with :( i need some opinions :) lol do you think i should get his teeth looked at even though hes still young? happy trails!