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[Zinnia-Hen]

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It's like the "" emote, just better.

 

[miss heny]

*coughs* what i mean is that a BREEDER bred a gaited breed into there QH line, and after alot of inbreeding they looks like QH and every thing, but every once in a while a gaited horse, or somewhat gaited horse pops out.

oh, i know what doll i am gonna use for the goddess, which i need i a name ^_^" and get her background strait, one thing is for sure, strife is her brother which she SO enjoys teasing and so forth you gotta love it when little sis is taller then you XD

 

[Zinnia-Hen]

*coughs* what i mean is that a BREEDER bred a gaited breed into there QH line, and after alot of inbreeding they looks like QH and every thing, but every once in a while a gaited horse, or somewhat gaited horse pops out.

oh, i know what doll i am gonna use for the goddess, which i need i a name ^_^" and get her background strait, one thing is for sure, strife is her brother which she SO enjoys teasing and so forth you gotta love it when little sis is taller then you XD

It doesn't work that way, MH...

Maybe Gaia? It's a Greek mythology name.

 

[NatureFreak]

QH are not gaited MH, they are a non gaited breed. .

My ex-4-H leader had a purebred, registered QH gelding who had a super smooth gait, he wasn't actually gaited, but his gait was just really smooth, I have a friend who used to have a paint mare like that too. It just happens sometimes. Possibly something put in a long time ago coming out here and there. But I'm talking about my colt learning it from my gelding, nothing to do with breeding, his dam was double registered as a foundation QH and a paint, he has some really good bloodlines in him and I doubt that there's been any cross breeding but I guess it's possible since foundation QHs are the original strain of QHs.

 

[NatureFreak]

It's like the "" emote, just better.

I like using -_- or _-_ I can either give somebody a silent stare, or faint.

 

[miss heny]

it is just as THEORY

hmm, gaia is the goddess of the earth, not a friendly goddess in most stories ^_^"

wanna see a pic of the doll?

this one is comparing the body with a normal monster high doll

http://mhscreamqueen.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d4qezps

taller ghoul, and no, i dont own the doll yet XD

 

[Zinnia-Hen]

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[NatureFreak]

*coughs* what i mean is that a BREEDER bred a gaited breed into there QH line, and after alot of inbreeding they looks like QH and every thing, but every once in a while a gaited horse, or somewhat gaited horse pops out.

It's not quite like that..but it's possible that a long time ago a gaited or just smooth walking breed/horse was used in the making of QHs, and very few horses carry the gene for it these days, so every once in a while when you breed two horses that both have a copy of the gene you get a QH with an oddly smooth gait.

 

[miss heny]

My ex-4-H leader had a purebred, registered QH gelding who had a super smooth gait, he wasn't actually gaited, but his gait was just really smooth, I have a friend who used to have a paint mare like that too. It just happens sometimes. Possibly something put in a long time ago coming out here and there. But I'm talking about my colt learning it from my gelding, nothing to do with breeding, his dam was double registered as a foundation QH and a paint, he has some really good bloodlines in him and I doubt that there's been any cross breeding but I guess it's possible since foundation QHs are the original strain of QHs.

LOL i need a vid of that XD sorry.


well, Diamond is becoming "fat and sassy" AKA she is feeling better, and show it! i tried to do some ground work with her, and get her into a trot, and she bucked 0-e i am STILL sore after that, and it doesnt help that she tried to drag me across the county when i try to remove her from the grass.

 

[miss heny]

It's not quite like that..but it's possible that a long time ago a gaited or just smooth walking breed/horse was used in the making of QHs, and very few horses carry the gene for it these days, so every once in a while when you breed two horses that both have a copy of the gene you get a QH with an oddly smooth gait.

ya.