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Gina
This picture of Gina was taken Oct 2007. She is a sweet, sweet girl. Willing to please but a bit unsure.  I traded her for a yearling molly mule.  Gina was pregnant and should have had her baby by now.  I haven't heard from her --- yet.  :)
Not your typical gaited horse butt...

... just a bit chunkier than usual for a horse who can gait the way she can.  Alot of overstride and looks like a smooth ride.  Also has a slight head bob while gaiting.  I know next to nothing about identifying gaits but she certainly paces and she trots, too.  Nice little canter but is a bit 'boingy' looking to me.  :)  She probably has a stepping pace or a bit of a rack to her.
Rabicino?

Gina was sold to her current owner as a blue roan.  And certainly her body color seems to be roan but all that white hair on her face makes me think... maybe gray.  I was told she looked more rabicino... note the white at her tail head.

Joy's left hing. This is the foot that has the 'hinge'. :) Notice the deep cleft in her frog and the dark space above.  That space is actually where her outer frog is no longer attached to the new, inner frog. 

Her heels are close together.  Could this movement be attributed to them started to spread out?

Wing, 12yo appendix gelding. Left front before trim. Dated 8-24-07.

This is Wing in his normal stance.  Notice how bulky his front end looks compared to his rear.  He's rather chunky right now, lol, but you can see his overall appearance is front heavy.  He seems to 'pull' himself along w/his front end rather than pushing himself w/his rear.  I've been trimming him using the performance barefoot theories for.... about a year. 

Wing's left front after trim. Note: I did not have access to my knife (long story) so this was done using only a rasp.  I left his bars alone as a result.  This is a horse who was sore walking across the yard when we first got him.  After I turned him loose following this trim I saw him running and bucking in the pasture.  He was ridden the very next day on gravel and loose rocks and he didn't take a misstep.  He was still sound the day following the ride.... and we actually rode him again.  He seemed even better that day.

This is the horse who stands camped under and who seems to have some hind end issues.