EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

[Lazy Farmer]

Howdy all!... Transmitting on my new communicator. Sorry to hear you all are frozen we dropped down in the low thirties last night but it is over we will be warm temps until New Year's.
thought it was nice using the fireplace on Christmas night
שלום דני‏
‏happy new year

 

[DwayneNLiz]

I really wish to understand what you are talking about ....
Don't understand nothing about horse breeds. ....

you have been given great answers but i would like to add to it a little.... see my post lower

The future here...

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that looks similar to my weather this week

Thanks
Another question: you said " smooth-riding saddle horse" are there rough riding saddle horses? If yes, way bother to raise them?

yes, different job

He claimed the Dux bucked him off, I think he fell off because of his drinking problem and how much dandelion wine he had consumed...

LOL, but dandelion wine is so yummy!!!

I thank you both. Is racing horses like the thoroughbred , or the Arabian horse are considered smooth riding?

at a gallop a thoroughbred is very smooth, at a trot not as much, same with the arab
it also depends on how well trained they are and how they carry themselves. i rode a thoroughbred that was amazingly trained with a super-smooth walking-on-water-trot BUT i have also ridden a thoroughbred that had the most godforsaken bumpy trot i have ever tried to sit.

muscle definition, the fit of the saddle, the rider and their knowledge of the sport and the individual animal can have a big difference. Depending on how one sits on the horse can change how the horse carries itself

 

[Akrnaf2]

Merry Christmas!
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And Benny @Akrnaf2 , sorry I'm bad with dates, so I hope you had a
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Thank you very much! And a marry Christmas to you too!

 

[Akrnaf2]

you have been given great answers but i would like to add to it a little.... see my post lower

that looks similar to my weather this week

yes, different job

LOL, but dandelion wine is so yummy!!!

at a gallop a thoroughbred is very smooth, at a trot not as much, same with the arab
it also depends on how well trained they are and how they carry themselves. i rode a thoroughbred that was amazingly trained with a super-smooth walking-on-water-trot BUT i have also ridden a thoroughbred that had the most godforsaken bumpy trot i have ever tried to sit.

muscle definition, the fit of the saddle, the rider and their knowledge of the sport and the individual animal can have a big difference. Depending on how one sits on the horse can change how the horse carries itself

So basically it is more a question of training ( of both the horse and rider) and equipment , then the breed.

 

[Leave a LightOn]

Merry Christmas lalo long time no see.

Merry Christmas Pensmaster! Thank you, I am glad to be back. I think of you guys and gals often.

 

[duluthralphie]

So basically it is more a question of training ( of both the horse and rider) and equipment , then the breed.

Not really, Both contribute to the ride though. Some breeds are smoother. Some not so much..

In my view, the best riding horses I had were those I broke and trained myself. BUT I think that is just the horse and I being well acquainted with each other. On a horse like that the horse senses what you want to do without any real input given to the horse.

I can see you just need to get a horse and find out for yourself.

 

[Akrnaf2]

Someone offers to buy 4 of my 2 years old BPR hens and 1 Partridge rock hen for 200$. you think I should sell? It is even before me advertising.

 

[Akrnaf2]

Not really, Both contribute to the ride though. Some breeds are smoother. Some not so much..

In my view, the best riding horses I had were those I broke and trained myself. BUT I think that is just the horse and I being well acquainted with each other. On a horse like that the horse senses what you want to do without any real input given to the horse.

I can see you just need to get a horse and find out for yourself.

It is quite interesting, I rode only once or twice if I remember correctly. But not much!

 

[BantyChooks]

Someone offers to buy 4 of my 2 years old BPR hens and 1 Partridge rock hen for 200$. you think I should sell? It is even before me advertising.

I would sell in a heartbeat if I were offered 50 for all... don't know what the market is like there, though.

 

[Akrnaf2]

I would sell in a heartbeat if I were offered 50 for all... don't know what the market is like there, though.

I can squeeze another 50$ for the all, but I am wondering if I it is worth all the fuss.