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It's hard to tell in winter. She does seem like she's covered up a bit more than she was but she's also gotten more hair coat which can fool the eye. How does she feel to you? I like them to have enough padding, in winter especially, so that I can barely to not at all feel their ribs. I like their hip bones and top of croup to have padding over the points so I don't feel the bone heads at all. She's young and growing still so she might be a little hard to keep up with. I have a yearling, coming 2, that took me all summer to cover up her ribs. I FINALLY can't see or feel them.
Coming at you, she doesn't look too bad
But sideways on, you can see she needed more weight aka more groceries. I feed my babies more than my adults so that they, hopefully, stay in good flesh and don't get to looking to skinny and yearling ugly. Though, she didn't go to Pinto Worlds last June because she had such a case of the yearling horendous.......I wanted to hide her so no one could see her, LOL!
It's hard to tell in winter. She does seem like she's covered up a bit more than she was but she's also gotten more hair coat which can fool the eye. How does she feel to you? I like them to have enough padding, in winter especially, so that I can barely to not at all feel their ribs. I like their hip bones and top of croup to have padding over the points so I don't feel the bone heads at all. She's young and growing still so she might be a little hard to keep up with. I have a yearling, coming 2, that took me all summer to cover up her ribs. I FINALLY can't see or feel them.

