A couple possibilities to critique...
Last post 06-30-2006 12:04 AM by Native. 48 replies.
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Pride-in-Paints


- Joined on 02-07-2006
- Central WI
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
Just for giggles, what are you asking for Sudha?
By the way, full explanation Harley stuff in on the General boards.
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Pride-in-Paints


- Joined on 02-07-2006
- Central WI
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
I'd pay $1700 for a purrty girl like her!  Yeah... He rode like a dream when I went to see him. Bridled fine, etc. Got him home and POOF! Different horse...
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
He seems like a nice horse, but with a "needs medium to advanced rider" and your current wants after this I wouldn't consider him. IMO, anything advertized as "needs advanced rider" or even "needs intermediate rider" should be passed up unless you are advanced and looking for a training project...are willing and capable of taking on the issues. Those phrases don't go on the calm, dependable, just get on and ride, types it sounds like you want and need from your other posts.
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Pride-in-Paints


- Joined on 02-07-2006
- Central WI
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
True. I think I need to stop looking at the multi-hued horses. Even if something is bland-looking, it could still ride well. Okay... This girl is a nice age, nice height, neck reins, etc. Anything you see horribly wrong? Handy Flash -- QH mare
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amberp11703


- Joined on 03-21-2006
- South Texas
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
I ride high in the saddle, always saddle my own horse still I'm every inch a lady from the outside to the core I take the trail less traveled `cause I know where it leads I live my life by the cowgirl creed  As for me and my horse, we will ride for the Lord!
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
I don't like her back end at all, any of it. The rest of her seems ok, but nothing that really strikes me. She may indeed be an ok riding horse, but I think especially for the price (looks like you are looking around 2k) you can get something with a bit nicer conformation, a bit more eye appeal, and most importantly some more specific training/skills.
What do you really want out of a horse right now? In the forseeable future? I know you have a good many things you want to dabble in, but if you had to pick one or two what would they be? Once you decide that then you look for the horse that will do it. Most all horses will dabble in things on the fun level, but if you want to pick something and work at it then you should try to find horses trained there and suitable.
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Miss_Versatility


- Joined on 11-26-2005
- SW Michigan
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
im not to fond on any of those...
Without my horse, im just human. Without me, my horse is just an animal. But when you put us together we become an unstoppable team!  Crying the Blues, 20 year old National Show horse (Pictured above) R Impulsive Invite, 3 year old Quarter Horse/Appaloosa  Luvs Fantacy, 29 year old National Show Horse (Rest in Peace, December 4, 2009)
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
All entirely too young and not broke enough IMO. I *might* consider asking for more info on the amount of training on the grulla, but that's still an age where there shouldn't be tons and they are still going to really test (in most cases).
I'd be looking for something in the 6,7,8, or older range. That way you can get a horse that has lots of miles and some good training. That doesn't mean you still can't end up improving the horse, so it's not like there is nothing to work on (I know that's important to you), but in general it's much easier to find a safe reliable mount in the 6 and up range.
60 days just is not enough for the majority of horses to be safe, get on and ride horses. They are likely reasonably safe, and should stear and know their leads, but there is still a lot of work to be done and a lot of work easily undone at that stage.
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Pride-in-Paints


- Joined on 02-07-2006
- Central WI
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
All those horses are too young and inexperienced. Sorry.
I know my perfect horse is out there. I've already found her, but she is unattainable. I love her to death, but my 4H leader sold her last April. It would be too expensive to own her anyway.
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Miss_Versatility


- Joined on 11-26-2005
- SW Michigan
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
so far out of all the ones i have seen i like Tiffany best. but thats just me.
Without my horse, im just human. Without me, my horse is just an animal. But when you put us together we become an unstoppable team!  Crying the Blues, 20 year old National Show horse (Pictured above) R Impulsive Invite, 3 year old Quarter Horse/Appaloosa  Luvs Fantacy, 29 year old National Show Horse (Rest in Peace, December 4, 2009)
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Pride-in-Paints


- Joined on 02-07-2006
- Central WI
- Horse of the Year
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Re: A couple possibilities to critique...
I already have Antonios Ms Tiffany bookmarked on my computer. Moses is nice, and Buddy isn't very appealing to me.
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