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Location: Cocoa, Florida | I picked up the red mare a about a month ago, she was "barrel broke" but I knew from riding her that she was athletic and had the ability to be much better. She's a super nice mover and loves to work. She's 7, lots of foundation breeding from three bars/triple chick/Leo/ and Hollywood dunit, her dam was thoroughbred
The palomino I just picked up last weekend, she's super super quick on her feet and catty. She's smooth and very light and responsive. I haven't started her on barrels yet, doing some basics first - lateral movements, following her nose in circles etc. she has done some roping and only had about 60 days of professional riding. She needs a little weight and muscling still but I think she will make a super nice horse.
She is also a Hollywood dunit/war Leo on top and two eyed Jack/mr baron red on bottom - all cow and performance
So what do you guys think?
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Location: Texas!! | I'm not an expert on conformation.... They are both pretty!! I like mares and I like cow bred horses! Good luck! |
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Location: Cocoa, Florida | Thank you I have always liked a little cow with a little run because I like a push style horse plus they're very worky and turny. I have found that my foundation horses are a lot hardeier as well, much better feet & easier keepers
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| RnRJack - 2015-09-17 7:06 AM
Plus you can't go wrong with mares
Why not?
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Location: Cocoa, Florida | Well if they're well bred and papered for one, you can always sell as a brood mare of they get injured or go lame! |
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Location: Gainesville, TX | Honestly I'd want a bit better pictures to say much. They don't look bad but you want straight on profile pics with good light to judge with and standing square. |
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Location: Florida.. | They are cute.. The red is a little butt high for my taste at 7 but I think you will have fun with them. congrats. Im no barrel horse conformation expert though. :) |
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Location: Cocoa, Florida | Thanks everyone, I know, not great conformation pictures, she's not butt high I wonder if it's how she's standing? I'll take a more level pic today! She has filled out more since then maybe that makes a difference I'll try to get better ones!!!
I have high hopes for these two, red mare is already running middle of 3D in central Florida with 250 runners last weekend just cruising so I'm happy! |
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Location: Cocoa, Florida | Bibliafarm - 2015-09-17 9:18 AM
They are cute.. The red is a little butt high for my taste at 7 but I think you will have fun with them. congrats. Im no barrel horse conformation expert though. :)
This is when I first got her she has gained quite a bit of weight/muscle since then, maybe her either is a little higher but still don't have good pics, she rides nice either way!
I personally like their long forearm short cannon, and gaskin on the palomino, but she is a little straight in the hocks ?
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Location: Dubach, LA | Love em both. |
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Location: Florida.. | Oh yes much better photo! lol.. I like cowbred to alot. |
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Location: Cocoa, Florida | The little blonde one was a hot mess when I got her so I call her "Miley" lol and Scarlett came with her name it fit her, I usually don't change them, thanks karen :). They are both very enjoyable! |
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Location: Arkansas | Very pretty girls. Good luck with them! |
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Two new mares, what do you think? (Conformation experts?)
