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Let's make it a game! Guess the breed, gender, and age. Then critique! (You may guess before, and I'll answer if you want it to affect your critique.)
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Today I am going to post "Mia", a 15.1H three year old Thoroughbred filly, recently off of the racetrack. Now, trust me, I can judge my own horses (I will post my judgement of her below a cut, but PLEASE, comment before you read mine, as I am always interested in other views), so go ahead and rip her apart ( Read more... ) -
Thoroughbred mare: pleasure horse!
Owner: morgieporgie (thanks for the pictures!)
Breed: Thoroughbred mare
Age: 11
Job: Pleasure/trails, low level dressage, some jumping…
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Morgan horse critique...
Name: Feronia, owned by quietann (thanks for the photos and opportunity to critique!)
Breed: Morgan breed:
Age: 12 year old mare
Job: dressage, low-level eventing, and trail riding.
Most recent photo:
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NSH/Friesian cross mare!
Breed: Friesian/National Show Horse (Saddlebred/Arabian) cross mare
Age: 3 year old, 15hh
Future job: bred for dressage
Owner: trigger_happy01 (thanks for the opportunity to critique!)
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New Forest Pony Analysis...
Breed: New Forest Pony mare, 13.2hh
Job: General hacking, low level dressage, jumping, etc.
Age: ?
Owned by: fleefloodle (thanks for the photo!)
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Another mare sport cross for your delight!
Age: 5 year old mare
Breed: Dutch Warmblood and Thoroughbred cross
Job: hunter/jumper prospect
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Mustang gelding - gaming prospect.
Breed: "Foundation bred" Spanish Mustang,
Age: 4 year old gelding.
Job: Marketed as a "gaming prospect" and lightly started.
Coloring: Supposed to be an "olive dun" with Appy characteristics.
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Percheron-Standie cross gelding...
Today’s analysis comes tempered with the reminder that this community isn’t about putting horses down, saying their ugly, or trying to put forward some kind of agenda - check out the Fugly Blog if you are interested in that. Do I think poorly conformed horses should not be bred? Yes. Do I think a horse with conformation faults is a useless ( Read more... )