Since your gallery does not have any photos of real horses but only art work I would assume that you don't have a real horse. I would highly recommend getting a job on a breeding ranch for a couple of years before you go out and buy horses to breed. Horse breeding takes a great deal more than just an endless supply of money not that it hurts. I have been around horses for over half of my life and I would not even think of doing any breeding.

I actually own eight horses of various breeds. I have an associates in Equine Science, have
been working with horses for my living the past 8 years
and am a certified riding instructor through the American Riding Instructor Association. I know a fair amount about horses.

The Jutland horse is the only breed I would consider breeding because they are underrepresented and need more advocates. They don't exist much outside of their native Denmark. Since I seriously doubt I will ever be in the financial situation to fly to Denmark let alone import six to eight horses it is more of a pipe dream than anything.

...I know I'm late to the party, but...WOW, your comment makes you look like a total ass- no wonder you call yourself "donkey." Not nice that you made assumptions about the artist's experience with horses instead politely asking. The simple fact of the matter is, many breeds of livestock are in trouble, and their precious genetics and heritage will only survive if dedicated people keep their numbers from dwindling so low they become genetically bottlenecked to the point of incompatibility with life.

I for one will be keeping my fingers crossed in the hopes that the artist of this beautiful piece wins the lottery, so she can make her dream of a foundation herd of Jutlands a reality.

Really lovely piece, I would have said oil paint but pastels? Color me impressed!!! Those darn things are a tough medium, well done!