What model are you?

One of my favorite people had the best idea for a thread. Then another one of my favorite people expanded on it and made it better. 

I  decided it needed to be a blog post, and now it is. Without further ado, here are our answers to Missy's question, What model are you?

Missy Shaw: I am the Hess Belgian because I’m cute and chunky with an ass that won’t quit!

Angelo Žunić: Buckshot! (I didn't have one I didn't cut into sorryyyy) but we're both free spirits with attitude that fall over frequently and are built a little weird. 

Jennifer Buxton: It's Misty for me! We're both short, round, old and in desperate need of a haircut.

Shauna McDaniel: Esprit! Assembled weird but people love me anyway.

Fabian Rodriguez: Silverado on the Wintersong mold. Big boy, flashy, almost everyone knows of him.

Eleanor Harvey: Running Mare. Compassionate yet determined. Old school, but timeless.

Lauren Hoeffer: Brighty - Stubborn and I do what I want, when I want. But also cute and fluffy.

Karen Lloyd: Marabella in liver chestnut (but definitely NO foals included lol). Long mane, not tall, thicker legs & has a butt, pretty in a “girl next door” kind of way, and known for being sweet but that chestnut red hair can show when it needs to!

Diana R. Dubbeld: Sharkhole! Found at an auction. Going grey. A little beat up and bloated. Could use some time in the sun. Resting bitch face. Keeps going out of spite.

Heather Kapica: Cleveland Bay. Strong, slightly chonky, level headed, and determined to get the job done, also attracted to bright colorful things and sparkles.

Sarah Townsend: I am also Misty. Missy says it’s because I’m a classic, but yeah messy and round. lol.

Morgan McLachlan: This custom specifically because I'm sporty, full of attitude but still classy.

Jackie Rossi: I’m a Family Arabian Stallion. Classic. Attitude. A little weird. Cult following.

Heather Malone: The Cantering Welsh Pony is my girl. Bratty but does her job, and cute with bad hair.

Heather Strumolo: I am Cheesecake… floofy, slightly chonky, kinda blond-ish, temperamental, crazy look in the eye, and I love actual cheesecake.

Meredith Conrad: I am Croi! Cute and feminine, a little wild and lots of hair! My cowlick *also* matches her tail!

Levi Kroll: Smokey. Flailing weirdness, endearing, angst, falls over a lot, gender vague.

Dani Boiko: Missy gave me a great suggestion on what my mold would be, but I don't have a Latigo so I'll go with Hal. Performance friendly with a kind eye.

Christine Jordan: Altynai because Longperson is long, and I am definitely a shelf hog.

Mariah Medlin: I was going to say Clydesdale mare, but the more I think about it, Wixom is relatable, too.Big everywhere, rear end especially lol, but with a gentle and kind expression.

Tegan Davis: Zebra, always a bit of a wild child even if I act like I have it together, and completely myself.

Heather Jackson-Lain: Me = Bennett Fjord with long mane. Little, cutie hair for days and a little spunky.

Jennifer Tirrell: G3 SM Standing Stock Horse, wall-eyed and screaming, "Why am I here?"

Sara Bowman: Cantering Warmblood. Versatile for any job, level headed when stressed, occasionally spooks and bites when hungry.

Stephanie Blaylock: I am the ole POA because he’s squatty but determined, stubborn but loyal, colorful, and in true Appy fashion likes to look busy but really just wants to nap and eat snacks

Amanda Burrachi Mount: Good Ol' Roy for sure. Tall, Lumpy, not too much energy left... but if there's work to be done I guess I'll do it. 🤷‍♀️ Im not real mad about it. lol.

Karen Gerhardt: Cleveland Bay (of course). Tall. Big boned. Dignified. Strong and reliable. On the endangered list.

Kammie Fenwick: Traditional Haflinger. Chonky. Plucky. Hair always looks like I just rolled out of bed

Sue Newcomb: I am the Newsworthy mold. Reliable, steady and up for the task.

Shannon Rodgers: Lady Phase is not only a favorite, but she’s chunky, round, sleepy-eyed, and people love or hate her. She can be versatile and colorful as a classic staple even amongst the newer versions. Vintage custom beauty here - I relate.

Barb DiAnnibella: I am going with the SM Trotting Warmblood. Slightly pudgy, appears steady and reliable (but unlike the model, a hot mess underneath), goes out and does what needs done.

Kayla Lovejoy: Croi. Can't sit still and always busy doing something.

Nae Grinlaubs: Huck Bey for me - puts on a pretty show for the outside world but internally in a near-constant state of spook.

Barb Bacon: Um...because of bacon... lol (Jasper is packed away)

Lynn Weber: Walking Shire. Sturdy, dependable. Tall, big boned, yet squishy.

Karin Hullatti: Black beauty - flailing madly, no idea what my legs are doing, but I’m definitely moving forward.

Val Tudor: Western Prancing Horse. I'm old and like to ride western, although English is good, too.

Lisa Shepard: Well....I WAS going to pick Lady Phase, for the reddish blonde hair, chunky, round butt and very square. But after seeing my looks after a twelve hour shift each day this week selfie, decided on Old Timer. Tired, reliable, still harnessed to my job, vintage and getting grayed out. 

Susan Wade: Clydesdale mare because I used to work like one. Not so much now due to health issues.

Tina DeCaussin: I am not even OF. A bit of customization, vintage and more grey, 80s hair in our eyes that could probably use some product, more old style than modern, quietly forgotten in the corner but happy in her hobby space in the cabinet, just doing her thing.

Erika Baird Xochimitl: Indian Pony. All-around generalist who can't pick a discipline. Scraggly hair is part of the design no matter how much I'd like it to be thicker. I'll get there when I get there.

Danielle Feldman: PAM for me - motherly, keeps her head held high, little bit round around the edges!

Tiff Mapel: Azteca! Old school, slow and steady, and graying out.

Anne Field: Proud Arabian Mare. Pretty with a calm temperament which makes me good with children. Highly intelligent which makes me good at a lot of things but also a bit crazy. Also older than I look, lol.

Lynn Isenbrager: I would be the Grazing Mare. Caring for her herd of six foals, keeping their feed schedules going, grooming, washing blankets, and making sure they are well mannered and exercised. As for me, I’d treat myself to peppermints and carrots when they were all in bed and I had a moment to myself!