Medicine Hat / War Bonnet Pony

Meet NXS Blazing Cisco! He is 38" and has an excellent miniature horse pedigree (provided below). He is an absolutely BEAUTIFUL pony and also breeds gorgeous foals! We call him Icy Blue. He gets his nickname from his STUNNING icy blue eyes. Icy Blue is all white with black ears; he almost looks like he's wearing headphones. He is a completely docile sweetheart. UTD on all shots and vaccination record will be provided. He's easy to catch, sound (vet checked), picks up all his feet well, and per his previous owner, Icy Blue let her grandkids ride him while led! I can't say enough about this one. He's simply amazing. Medicine Hat /War Bonnet horses are unique, especially those with blue eyes and a pink nose. Here is some information on them by Rena Sherwood: "A "Medicine Hat" horse is not a horse of a particular breed, but of a particular color. This is an unusual pinto pattern where the base of the horse is white, but the ears and around the entire top of the head is brown, black or roan. The horse looks like he has a tight cap on. Legend has it that Native American tribes, especially Plains tribes, called the spot a "Medicine Hat" or "war bonnet". The important distinguishing characteristic of a Medicine Hat is the head. The rest of the body can be of any other pattern. But in order to get a white head and colored ears and cap, most Medicine Hats or War Bonnets are mostly white in color with very few other colored patches. A blue eyed Medicine Hat was especially prized for his or her unusual beauty. The blue eyes of the horse (known often as "sky eyes") made the horse seem otherworldly or ghostly. However, many white faced horses tend to have blue or odd-colored eyes. Because of their mostly white hides, magic or power symbols were often added to him. The Medicine Hat coat variation still exists today and is considered just as valuable now as in the Old West. They can be found in several breeds, including the Paint Horse, Spanish Barb, Mustang, Appaloosa and crossbreeds (called a "grade" horse). Sometimes the coat pattern pops up in ponies as well as horses." The following is the horse's pedigree. They are all AMHA registered. The registry number can be provided upon request. Sire: Vermilyea Farms Blazers Legacy (31")  Grandsire: Roys Toy Snippets Blazer (31.75") Granddam: Fishers Molly (31.5")  Dam: NXS Power Adorable (32.5") Grandsire: NXS Eclipses Power Stroke Granddam: NXS Eclipses Annadorable (33.5")