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What a pain in the a**. I thought I was being very diligent when I took the pics and I triple checked them all for clarity and yet here I am in this predicament. Sucks to be me I guess. It seems the JC wants close up head shots for night eyes, my question is why don't they make that a stipulation on the forums - four body shots and a close up of the head? Is it just me or has anyone else had to do retakes? Oh and don't worry about me I'll be okay 
I now understand the request for "nite eyes" for some of the weanlings in question as they do not have any other distinguishable markings.
Keep in mind I'm technologically challenged. Much obliged[/b]
And I only had two darn colts - okay - my first time doing it - they requested retakes of one colt's front right foot because the photo wasn't clear enough to show exactly what the markings were around the coronet and how far the white went up the leg (less than a damn inch) - then they wanted more exact photos of the hind of the same foot. Then on the other colt they wanted pics of his lower lip from the bottom and from all sides. Wasn't that fun???? Thought for sure I would have issues when I went to do the gray filly but she passed the first time ALTHOUGH I did send the JC no less than 15 pics of her - I took a pic of every leg and every marking. No mistakes on that little puppy. Although they made up cowlicks and when I called they said I didn't note any and I said they didn't have one and they said "they all have one or two on their necks somewhere". The other issue was one of the colts has a cowlick from the top of his neck all the way down his chest - had to give them photos of that. GEEZ - talk about time consuming. I did apologize, explain it was my first time, etc.... - they did too say I might want to take pics of night eyes and I thought what - my freaking camera gave me the red eye thing again - then they explained the whole chestnut thing. When it all comes down to it, the chestnut is, according to the JC - like a human fingerprint. No two are alike. So - don't feel bad - I got it from them twice on only 2 foals. God help me next year when I do more than three (ha). Or better yet, help the JC. Although to give them credit, the lady I spoke with was very helpful and was very nice and understood that I didn't know what I was doing. Just ask the colts and the filly when we went to pull the mane for the DNA test (HA).
