Big fat gypsy wedding

Does anyone know what sort of horses are featured in this programme? They look like a small heavy draught but are predominently grey /brown They all look very similar so is this a local inbreeding.
I note that they do look well cared for.

I have not seen them, but could it be the Gypsy Cob/Irish Cob?

Thanks googled then and it looks like the Gypsy cob, there is a lovely one on trade me
[*] PUREBRED GYPSY VANNER/COB GELDING unfortunately $25 K for a gelding is a little bit out of my price range but the photos are amazing:cool:

They're common or garden gypsy horses. Inbred often, no idea who the sire is, no idea when they were foaled. They'll be the age that you want them to be and have the potential to do whatever sport you want to do[]

They're the horses that some savvy person sent to the US and developed a "registry" for and marketed as Gypsy vanners. They are no different to any other draft / riding horse cross - except they are often puuurty colours and really kwute.

And that horse on TradeMe is butt high and has a really short neck and straight shoulder. Probably a really cute horse, may even have an awesome temperament, but $25K in today's market should buy you an actively competing horse, winning at top level.

kindajojo;382262 wrote: Thanks googled then and it looks like the Gypsy cob, there is a lovely one on trade me ... the photos are amazing:cool:

The photos are amazing! And I just love the pics of his Dad!

[]They are Romany Vanner Cobs.
They are beautiful horses in my eyes! Though, all horses are...
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Anyone got a cheaper version?? LOl

If you find one Bayrose, I'll go you halves... hahaha
I'm out tonight, but Mum is taping it on her My Sky doodackey machine, so I should be able to watch it at some stage... suppose I better plan and a visit to the Big Smoke then to see dear ol Mama... (and watch her TV) hahaha
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