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Today’s EC Foal Photo of the Day features Dexter, an AQHA/APHA stud colt by Living Large and out of All Dun N Chrome, sent in by Dana Lawrence. If you have a great EC Photo of the Day, email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com.

You’ve got to love foals with interesting blazes! Today’s EC Foal Photo of the Day comes courtesy of Sheri Troffer and features her foal by Extremely Hot Chips and out of KM Best Be Natural. Do you have a foal with interesting markings? Email B.Bevis@EquineChronicle.com and you might see it featured on EquineChronicle.com.

Today’s EC Foal Photo of the Day features a fun photo of a little, Appy foal that’s thrilled it’s finally summer! Topaz is by Indelible INK and out of Fixated. Photo sent in by Marcia Spelde.

Today’s EC Foal Photo of the Day features a little, stud colt who’s ready and raring to go! Lee is by The Midas Touch and out of Tuffest Opponent. Photo sent in by Gina Heinzman.

Look at that little face! Today’s EC Foal Photo of the Day features Jackson, who is by VS Code Blue and out of Goodness Gracious Me, and is a full sibling to Good Vibez. Proudly owned by Kim Martin. Photo submitted by Lisa Baron Daines.

Although likely none of the kids in this photo will have seen the 1985 comedy-drama starring Emilio Estevez, Anthony Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, and Ally Sheedy, the movie explores themes they will be quite familiar with. The bond that can form among people from different backgrounds who share a common experience. The discovery that we’re all more alike than we are different. The effect that a group of close-knit friends can have on your life. These are among the reasons why our youth show horses, after all.

“I had my 2019 Equine Photography Clinic this last weekend here in Rapid City, SD. I had 18 students from nine states and Canada here. I’ve held back some issues of the Chronicle to use as teaching tools. We go through them together page by page and then they take them home. Go Chronicle!”

“Terra is an incredibly hard working youth, who shows without a full time trainer. She has done all the work on this horse herself with occasional coaching from JD Koffel and Ashley Wood. The photo is from the AQHA L1 Championships. She was a finalist in Rookie Youth Horsemanship out of 60+ horses and semifinalist in Youth 14-18 out of 88 horses.”