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Sharonnherd

A horse belongs in a stable..not on a table!
Age: 36
Location: Plymouth, United Kingdom
Member since: 02/27/2008




POSTED BY: Sharonnherd on 04/16/2008 07:28:46 [ Quote ]


You need to build her top line, and with her being young she needs muscle,  a good quality protien feed along with lunging regularly will help to build up both.  She has a fairly upright shoulder, so I wouldnt advise much in the way of jumping as she will feel the concussion more from landing, very pretty face.  Love to see the pics when she has matured. 


Sharon





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Patriot


Age: 1
Location: Gardnerville, Nv., United States
Member since: 11/27/2007




POSTED BY: Patriot on 06/01/2008 01:02:55 [ Quote ]


pretty girl!
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kiester16

Deliahs Page
Age: 16
Location: Fremont, United States
Member since: 04/23/2008




POSTED BY: kiester16 on 06/01/2008 10:59:34 [ Quote ]


haha your horse is sooo cute! i think that she would make a good jumper... or a pleasure horse!!




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Raggle

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Age: 18
Location: Gulf Coast Area Texas, United States
Member since: 01/17/2008




POSTED BY: Raggle on 06/06/2008 10:14:51 [ Quote ]


I really like her head, it's very pretty. All in all, I think she's a cute horse.




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lizaard


Age: 22
Location: , United States
Member since: 02/19/2008




POSTED BY: lizaard on 08/08/2008 15:53:06 [ Quote ]


She is a cute mare! Im not a pro at critique, however with work I am sure she can have a topline not as straight, I don't know what you plan on doing with her and what the critique is for (overall conformation, performance), but I am sure you will have alot of fun with her. I will also say that I second the halter with a bit tied to it NOT safe at all. Buy a bridle.



*edited to add* I took a better look at her pictures and definatly get a farrier out to look at the right front hoof. She definatly needs a trim the toe is extremly long.

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Palogal

On Earth as it is in Texas
Age: 29
Location: Midlothian, TX, United States
Member since: 02/19/2008




POSTED BY: Palogal on 10/07/2008 12:09:46 [ Quote ]


She is a very cute.


She is long in the back, making her muscling that much more important.  She has a pretty straight shoudler, she's downill and toed out in back.  None of these are horrible faults either.  With a few more years on her and some muscle she could do about anything.  I wouldn't pick her for dressage, we like 'em uphill but other than that she looks like a nice little mare.





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strawberry


Age: 13
Location: Oshkosh, United States
Member since: 10/15/2008




POSTED BY: strawberry on 10/15/2008 20:10:39 [ Quote ]


if you back her up this will halp build muscle in her hind end to.





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