Cash on Delavery and Promise Cash to Boot are what you could call exceptional horses. They are twins! As is well known in the horse community, it is quite dangerous for a mare to have twins. In fact, 97% of the time, at least one of the twins don't survive. Therefore mares are usually sonogrammed and if twins are detected, one of them is "pinched". Of course we did have the mare sonogrammed, however only one of the foals appeared and so both matured. On the night of Nathalie's Graduation, the mare (Boots) foaled a philly and soon after, a colt.
Della was twenty pounds heavier than her brother, however by some miracle, they were both normal sized colts. To this day Della is still quite taller than her brother and is expected to reach about 15,3 hands. Solomon is expected to reach 14,3 hands. At the moment Della seems to be a great English Pleasure prospect while Solomon is a reiner through and through.
This will be the first year the twins will be shown. Solomon will be started in Halter Guelding just next month and is expected to do quite well. Della will be going to the shows later in the season. There pedigree (obviously the same) is shown below.
