Some of you guys are real good at taking pics. Well done.
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Show Off Your Horses!
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I think Ive posted these before, but since I so much enjoy looking at other ppls horses, here ya go!
A young quarter pony mare, Lacey,we rescued when she was a weanling, in this pic she is barely halter broke...but I saw what my son was doing so snapped a pic...we have to sell her though, too many horses here.
This is a 7yr old HaflingerX mare, Summer. Have to sell also, nobody rides her much...
A 22yr old TBX Ebony, super Pony Club eventer and a great teacher, retired.
Legend, an 18yr old Dutch Warmblood gelding, for sale because Im too busy to ride him any more, super schoolmaster in dressage, Ill miss him!
Shampagne, a Haflinger filly. My daughters next event pony/family horse
Devon, 7yr old TB, my daughters current Pony Club event horse, such a nice guy!
Also, I have KC, a 22yr old Paint gelding, lots of joint issues so retired, hes in this pasture shot, the sorrel.
A young quarter pony mare, Lacey,we rescued when she was a weanling, in this pic she is barely halter broke...but I saw what my son was doing so snapped a pic...we have to sell her though, too many horses here.
This is a 7yr old HaflingerX mare, Summer. Have to sell also, nobody rides her much...
A 22yr old TBX Ebony, super Pony Club eventer and a great teacher, retired.
Legend, an 18yr old Dutch Warmblood gelding, for sale because Im too busy to ride him any more, super schoolmaster in dressage, Ill miss him!
Shampagne, a Haflinger filly. My daughters next event pony/family horse
Devon, 7yr old TB, my daughters current Pony Club event horse, such a nice guy!
Also, I have KC, a 22yr old Paint gelding, lots of joint issues so retired, hes in this pasture shot, the sorrel.
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this is Dan, no challenge the best horse I will ever own, barring breaking and spending the next 20 years training another. Dan was a christmas present when I was 14 to my sisters and I. We showed in everything... all three kids in a day lol... English, western, jumping, driving, trail... everything. I no longer show higher leveled because I am busy raising my 4yo and 4 month old
however Dan is now a full time 4h horse for my twins 9yo daughter and many many other children have ridden in in the past few years. he is 21 this year.
me ridding Dan, his favorite speed is stop and eat now so sometimes you really need to push him to get him to pick up his front end and stop dragging his back end around like a bunch of tin cans after a wedding limo.
me and dan again....I think im pregnant in this photo, cant exactly remember when my husband took this one.
me driving Dan, his favorite thing to do, other then chase cows.... he really likes to work cattle. we cant leave him in a pasture even with the dairy cows because if they run he has to chase them down and pin them in the corner... and wont let them move
me ridding Dan, his favorite speed is stop and eat now so sometimes you really need to push him to get him to pick up his front end and stop dragging his back end around like a bunch of tin cans after a wedding limo.
me and dan again....I think im pregnant in this photo, cant exactly remember when my husband took this one.
me driving Dan, his favorite thing to do, other then chase cows.... he really likes to work cattle. we cant leave him in a pasture even with the dairy cows because if they run he has to chase them down and pin them in the corner... and wont let them move
Dan is awesome, youre lucky to still have him for your kids! My shetland was used for my kids, she was just as bratty and mareish at 30+ as when I had her! we put her down finally at age 45. So cute though!
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I am so happy to have him. even though hes a little big for the smaller kids its the training I trust more. Dan has a home till he dies, then hes getting cremated because you cant bury here anymore, not unless you go threw a lot of red tape.
I am so happy to have him. even though hes a little big for the smaller kids its the training I trust more. Dan has a home till he dies, then hes getting cremated because you cant bury here anymore, not unless you go threw a lot of red tape.
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I have a question, can I use a clean white (wal-mart) polo for a schooling show?
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Should I get this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Tipperary-Eventing-Vest-/320649326336?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4aa8306f00
My horse is green, and he bucks, and I would like to do a 18in. cross country course that is pretty low for a 4 yr. old, right?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Tipperary-Eventing-Vest-/320649326336?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4aa8306f00
My horse is green, and he bucks, and I would like to do a 18in. cross country course that is pretty low for a 4 yr. old, right?
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Hi, to answer your question about the polo, I would say yes. Tuck it in and wear a belt. As far as the 18" class, that would be a good beginning level, and more importantly, a learning experience for your horse. The Tipperary vest you saw on ebay is very comfortable and popular with event riders, but I dont use them because they are not safety rated. I read online its because they cannot guarantee concussion protection or even test these because the foam panels bend so much, the way its constructed if you get what I mean.
Good luck on your ride, post pics?
Hi, to answer your question about the polo, I would say yes. Tuck it in and wear a belt. As far as the 18" class, that would be a good beginning level, and more importantly, a learning experience for your horse. The Tipperary vest you saw on ebay is very comfortable and popular with event riders, but I dont use them because they are not safety rated. I read online its because they cannot guarantee concussion protection or even test these because the foam panels bend so much, the way its constructed if you get what I mean.
Good luck on your ride, post pics?
Here is My Mare 'Celtic Hill's Forever Moore" My irish sport horse mare who I love dearly.
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Hi, to answer your question about the polo, I would say yes. Tuck it in and wear a belt. As far as the 18" class, that would be a good beginning level, and more importantly, a learning experience for your horse. The Tipperary vest you saw on ebay is very comfortable and popular with event riders, but I dont use them because they are not safety rated. I read online its because they cannot guarantee concussion protection or even test these because the foam panels bend so much, the way its constructed if you get what I mean.
Good luck on your ride, post pics?
Thank you!
The show is in April-May.
I just want a light one, but green horses are very unpredictible, so yea!
Toby, is pretty safe, I just need a little cushoning if I fall
Hi, to answer your question about the polo, I would say yes. Tuck it in and wear a belt. As far as the 18" class, that would be a good beginning level, and more importantly, a learning experience for your horse. The Tipperary vest you saw on ebay is very comfortable and popular with event riders, but I dont use them because they are not safety rated. I read online its because they cannot guarantee concussion protection or even test these because the foam panels bend so much, the way its constructed if you get what I mean.
Good luck on your ride, post pics?
Thank you!
The show is in April-May.
I just want a light one, but green horses are very unpredictible, so yea!
Toby, is pretty safe, I just need a little cushoning if I fall
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