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| Bought the gelding! Now he needs a name! He's super quick/catty so was thinking something along those lines. You guys told me to buy him, now you need to help me name him! Lol
Gelding - QH 4 years old (futurity eligible), all cow bred, reject cutter, good handle on him and really quick, snappy turns. Little spooky and would need a decent amount of hauling/desensitizing. Been exhibitioned a few times and cruising a nice set. Here's the video of me trying him out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wftvYoWIPk
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| I didn't ride them, but the one that I liked more was the gelding from watching each video (but from your description and personal preference I would have taken the mare) Just my .02... Good luck
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Location: Phoenix | Love the gelding.....but having owned a reject--I don't like how they get hot. Very sensitive with easy-to-shake confidence. They also can evade the bit--and run 9-0 with their head between their knees.
They both look like they can fly. I would pick the one you like warming up the best and/or get along with better. Is one lazier? More charge-y? |
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Location: Texas | hammer_time - 2015-11-08 12:52 AM Love the gelding.....but having owned a reject--I don't like how they get hot. Very sensitive with easy-to-shake confidence. They also can evade the bit--and run 9-0 with their head between their knees.
They both look like they can fly. I would pick the one you like warming up the best and/or get along with better. Is one lazier? More charge-y?
I love the gelding too, but I have to agree with this.
I had a reject cutter before and that horse could get extremely hot.
I will say she was one of the most fun horses i've ever rode though and her pattern was easy and flawless everytime.
I think you need to decide what you want..
Do you want to try some futurities? Do you actually picture yourself entering a futurity in the next year?
Have you ever bred a mare or had a foal before? Is that something you would actually do?
Do you want a push style or free runner? Because the mare definitley looked push style and the gelding looks free.
If you're trying to find a 1D prospect I say go with the gelding, If you're just wanting something fun then go with what your gut is telling you. |
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| hammer_time - 2015-11-08 12:52 AM
Love the gelding.....but having owned a reject--I don't like how they get hot. Very sensitive with easy-to-shake confidence. They also can evade the bit--and run 9-0 with their head between their knees.
They both look like they can fly. I would pick the one you like warming up the best and/or get along with better. Is one lazier? More charge-y?
You know, we have a reject cutter at home and I thought they acted exactly the same. I'm sure he'd get better with work but I really don't enjoy riding the horse at home because he's soooo sensitive. |
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| outrundaizy - 2015-11-08 1:19 AM
hammer_time - 2015-11-08 12:52 AM Love the gelding.....but having owned a reject--I don't like how they get hot. Very sensitive with easy-to-shake confidence. They also can evade the bit--and run 9-0 with their head between their knees.
They both look like they can fly. I would pick the one you like warming up the best and/or get along with better. Is one lazier? More charge-y?
I love the gelding too, but I have to agree with this.
I had a reject cutter before and that horse could get extremely hot.
I will say she was one of the most fun horses i've ever rode though and her pattern was easy and flawless everytime.
I think you need to decide what you want..
Do you want to try some futurities? Do you actually picture yourself entering a futurity in the next year?
Have you ever bred a mare or had a foal before? Is that something you would actually do?
Do you want a push style or free runner? Because the mare definitley looked push style and the gelding looks free.
If you're trying to find a 1D prospect I say go with the gelding, If you're just wanting something fun then go with what your gut is telling you.
See my dilemma?! Lol I really liked the gelding, he shut down pretty darn nice after his run but got a little hot by the third run - not bad though. The mare however, I took her through a few times and each time she ran she shut down, boom, done, all business attitude (that's what I like about mares).
Mom has four broodies at home (two track mares like her and barrel mare) and some great connections to studs so I would definitely breed her later on if she turned out to be something.
Plus if she got hurt, then I'm not out a whole bunch of money with a mare because I could sell her as broodmare sound. (Just actively thinking - the whole reason I'm getting a new horse is because my barrel horse has been sore since spring.)
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Location: Florida.. | I prefer the gelding from the video ,but Id make sure you have a Vet check on either.. |
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| Tdove - 2015-11-08 8:10 AM
Gelding and groceries.
What do you mean? He wasn't thin by any means. |
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Location: West Texas | I liked the gelding and think he would a real nice horse. I'd beef him up a bit and start hauling him, all I meant. Somewhat a figure of speech.
I do like a horse on the beefier side than the leaner side though. He looked on the leaner side and I bet he can really scoot with a bit more flesh. Did not mean to imply he was skinny. |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | I liked the gelding, I liked the way you rode him and you looked more relaxed and he looked like he sucked those barrels up, I bet with more hauling hes going to relaxed., The mare you just look a bit tense to me shes nice too but something about that gelding I liked. |
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| Tdove - 2015-11-08 8:56 AM
I liked the gelding and think he would a real nice horse. I'd beef him up a bit and start hauling him, all I meant. Somewhat a figure of speech.
I do like a horse on the beefier side than the leaner side though. He looked on the leaner side and I bet he can really scoot with a bit more flesh. Did not mean to imply he was skinny.
Gotcha! He is only four so I think he's got a bit more filling out to do. The video is deceiving on how buff he is. :) |
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| Southtxponygirl - 2015-11-08 9:19 AM
How is the gelding bred?
All cow - peppy san badger, freckles playboy. |
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Location: Louisiana | Going off those two videos alone, I would go with the gelding.
I don't do mares anyway, but besides that, I like his style way more. She looked kinda stiff and heavy. He looked young, which he is. But his turns were much nicer and fluid. And you looked more natural on him. Just my 2 cents!! |
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Location: bring on the heat, NV | I liked the gelding better on video and on paper. Mentally it sounds like you ll have to keep working to keep him sane and soft but you may get the mare home and have to do the same. Dont over run him, trail ride more, do ground work to help with the spooky, and ride him quiet and youll have a bang up lil horse :) He has two years to catch up on the mare mentally (her 6 yo and him 4 yo). |
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Location: North Dakota | I hate hot horses but I would get the gelding,he is better than then mare!!! He is going to make a faster barrel horse!! |
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Location: Florida.. | Good advice to access your goals.. because the 4 yr old is young and it will take time to get him solid and sane.. slow work , relaxed and quiet rider... he might be extremely sensitive to off your seat... which some people dont want .....so if you cant or dont want to put that much time into one and want to just go and have fun then choose the mare.. But id vet check .. and work on suppliness with her.. |
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| The gelding actually has about a year of on and off barrel training versus the mare who has only 60 days. I'm having the gelding vetted and 5 panel test sent in tomorrow and we'll see how it goes. :)
ETA: The mare would need less exposure is what I meant in my op because she's already been around the rodeo scene, just hasn't been running barrels as long.
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-08 3:32 PM The gelding actually has about a year of on and off barrel training versus the mare who has only 60 days. I'm having the gelding vetted and 5 panel test sent in tomorrow and we'll see how it goes. :)
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | The gelding fit you very well. Like him better then the mare although both are very nice. Good Luck! |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | euchee - 2015-11-08 8:34 PM What is the 5 panel test?
Easier to copy and paste...
The test will screen for five potentially fatal genetic diseases often found in Quarter Horses:
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| Nevertooold - 2015-11-08 8:43 PM euchee - 2015-11-08 8:34 PM What is the 5 panel test?
Easier to copy and paste...
The test will screen for five potentially fatal genetic diseases often found in Quarter Horses:
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Location: Montana | *almost there* - 2015-11-09 6:25 AM I'll be the odd man out. I liked the mare. . .
Me too, but I have a mare that rides kind of like that and I get along with her great. I'm not sure I could ride more of a free runner, but that is only because at this point I haven't tried one yet. |
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| Out of the two, I did like the mare at first but she seems a little ouchy in her back end. Maybe it is just inexperience. However, I do like the geldings pedigree. Freckles playboy horses make it look effortless. A friend of mine runs that line a lot and they're super cool. |
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| I REALLY liked them both (and boy was it a tough choice, would have gotten both of them but ya know.. $$ lol) but decided to go with the gelding because he has more time on the pattern, can be entered in futurities and has a lot nicer feet/front legs than the mare. Different style than I'm used to but I will adjust :)
On another note, he passed his vet check with flying colors so now just waiting on his 5 panel. Crossing my fingers! |
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Location: Montana | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 12:39 PM I REALLY liked them both (and boy was it a tough choice, would have gotten both of them but ya know.. $$ lol) but decided to go with the gelding because he has more time on the pattern, can be entered in futurities and has a lot nicer feet/front legs than the mare. Different style than I'm used to but I will adjust :) On another note, he passed his vet check with flying colors so now just waiting on his 5 panel. Crossing my fingers! I would be less concerned with a 5 panel on a gelding because he won't be passing on and of the genetic problems, it would be more for your peace of mind of what you'll need to do for maintenance if he has any of the 5 panel test disorders. But congratulations, I'm sure you'll have fun with him.
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Location: Texas | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 1:39 PM I REALLY liked them both (and boy was it a tough choice, would have gotten both of them but ya know.. $$ lol) but decided to go with the gelding because he has more time on the pattern, can be entered in futurities and has a lot nicer feet/front legs than the mare. Different style than I'm used to but I will adjust :) On another note, he passed his vet check with flying colors so now just waiting on his 5 panel. Crossing my fingers!
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| mtcanchazer - 2015-11-09 1:58 PM
WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 12:39 PM I REALLY liked them both (and boy was it a tough choice, would have gotten both of them but ya know.. $$ lol) but decided to go with the gelding because he has more time on the pattern, can be entered in futurities and has a lot nicer feet/front legs than the mare. Different style than I'm used to but I will adjust :) On another note, he passed his vet check with flying colors so now just waiting on his 5 panel. Crossing my fingers! I would be less concerned with a 5 panel on a gelding because he won't be passing on and of the genetic problems, it would be more for your peace of mind of what you'll need to do for maintenance if he has any of the 5 panel test disorders. But congratulations, I'm sure you'll have fun with him.
Exactly! More just looking for pssm, it'd be maintenance which isn't a major deal to me but I already have a horse with issues so I'd rather not have another... plus if something were to ever happen in the future that I had to sell and he was pssm positive, it would make resale go down. Just thinking proactively! Crossing my fingers he's N/N and I get to bring him home this weekend! :) |
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Location: IL | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 2:19 PM mtcanchazer - 2015-11-09 1:58 PM WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 12:39 PM I REALLY liked them both (and boy was it a tough choice, would have gotten both of them but ya know.. $$ lol) but decided to go with the gelding because he has more time on the pattern, can be entered in futurities and has a lot nicer feet/front legs than the mare. Different style than I'm used to but I will adjust :) On another note, he passed his vet check with flying colors so now just waiting on his 5 panel. Crossing my fingers! I would be less concerned with a 5 panel on a gelding because he won't be passing on and of the genetic problems, it would be more for your peace of mind of what you'll need to do for maintenance if he has any of the 5 panel test disorders. But congratulations, I'm sure you'll have fun with him. Exactly! More just looking for pssm, it'd be maintenance which isn't a major deal to me but I already have a horse with issues so I'd rather not have another... plus if something were to ever happen in the future that I had to sell and he was pssm positive, it would make resale go down. Just thinking proactively! Crossing my fingers he's N/N and I get to bring him home this weekend! : )
Can someone explain the 5 panel? I know what HYPP is and you basically tell by pedigree if that would be an issue. HERDA you would know right away when time to break and he's a gelding so not breeding. What does the other 3 things show? Sorry don't want to steel the thread. BTW I like the gelding better!! He had nice snappy turns! |
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| merdth6 - 2015-11-09 2:55 PM
WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 2:19 PM mtcanchazer - 2015-11-09 1:58 PM WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 12:39 PM I REALLY liked them both (and boy was it a tough choice, would have gotten both of them but ya know.. $$ lol) but decided to go with the gelding because he has more time on the pattern, can be entered in futurities and has a lot nicer feet/front legs than the mare. Different style than I'm used to but I will adjust :) On another note, he passed his vet check with flying colors so now just waiting on his 5 panel. Crossing my fingers! I would be less concerned with a 5 panel on a gelding because he won't be passing on and of the genetic problems, it would be more for your peace of mind of what you'll need to do for maintenance if he has any of the 5 panel test disorders. But congratulations, I'm sure you'll have fun with him. Exactly! More just looking for pssm, it'd be maintenance which isn't a major deal to me but I already have a horse with issues so I'd rather not have another... plus if something were to ever happen in the future that I had to sell and he was pssm positive, it would make resale go down. Just thinking proactively! Crossing my fingers he's N/N and I get to bring him home this weekend! : )
NTO posted some links above that describe it! :) |
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Location: Montana | merdth6 - 2015-11-09 1:55 PM WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 2:19 PM mtcanchazer - 2015-11-09 1:58 PM WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 12:39 PM I REALLY liked them both (and boy was it a tough choice, would have gotten both of them but ya know.. $$ lol) but decided to go with the gelding because he has more time on the pattern, can be entered in futurities and has a lot nicer feet/front legs than the mare. Different style than I'm used to but I will adjust :) On another note, he passed his vet check with flying colors so now just waiting on his 5 panel. Crossing my fingers! I would be less concerned with a 5 panel on a gelding because he won't be passing on and of the genetic problems, it would be more for your peace of mind of what you'll need to do for maintenance if he has any of the 5 panel test disorders. But congratulations, I'm sure you'll have fun with him. Exactly! More just looking for pssm, it'd be maintenance which isn't a major deal to me but I already have a horse with issues so I'd rather not have another... plus if something were to ever happen in the future that I had to sell and he was pssm positive, it would make resale go down. Just thinking proactively! Crossing my fingers he's N/N and I get to bring him home this weekend! : )
Very difficult to asnwer without writing a book, but all the diseases are passed on genetically. And if the following isn't the answer you were looking for, I must have misunderstood the question. :) So here is a link to an article explaining all the different 5 Panel diseases: http://www.goodwinquarterhorses.com/Understanding-The-5-panel--And-Other-Equine-Genetics.html? |
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Location: IL | mtcanchazer - 2015-11-09 3:55 PM merdth6 - 2015-11-09 1:55 PM WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 2:19 PM mtcanchazer - 2015-11-09 1:58 PM WiscoRacer - 2015-11-09 12:39 PM I REALLY liked them both (and boy was it a tough choice, would have gotten both of them but ya know.. $$ lol) but decided to go with the gelding because he has more time on the pattern, can be entered in futurities and has a lot nicer feet/front legs than the mare. Different style than I'm used to but I will adjust :) On another note, he passed his vet check with flying colors so now just waiting on his 5 panel. Crossing my fingers! I would be less concerned with a 5 panel on a gelding because he won't be passing on and of the genetic problems, it would be more for your peace of mind of what you'll need to do for maintenance if he has any of the 5 panel test disorders. But congratulations, I'm sure you'll have fun with him. Exactly! More just looking for pssm, it'd be maintenance which isn't a major deal to me but I already have a horse with issues so I'd rather not have another... plus if something were to ever happen in the future that I had to sell and he was pssm positive, it would make resale go down. Just thinking proactively! Crossing my fingers he's N/N and I get to bring him home this weekend! : )
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| LMS - 2015-11-09 5:24 PM
I like the gelding best too...mostly because I'm a sucker for a good looking sorrel.
Did you ever get a definitive answer on your mare?
Do you mean my gelding with the reoccurring lameness? I actually missed my appointment due to a miscommunication :( He's still a tiny bit sore but we pulled his shoes and then I have another appt at the end of the month. I will post when I find out!
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Location: Probably On the Road to the Next Barrel Race! | Southtxponygirl - 2015-11-08 9:03 AM
I liked the gelding, I liked the way you rode him and you looked more relaxed and he looked like he sucked those barrels up, I bet with more hauling hes going to relaxed., The mare you just look a bit tense to me shes nice too but something about that gelding I liked.
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Location: Northwest Florida | That gelding works a super nice pattern. He's quick on his feet, quicker in the turns than the mare. He's got my vote! |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-13 2:36 PM Five panel negative across the board! Going to pick him up soon :)
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-13 2:36 PM Five panel negative across the board! Going to pick him up soon :)
good deal, now we all will be waiting for pictures of the two of you..Congrats and I'm betting you made the right choice |
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| Alrighty he needs a name! You guys told me to buy him, now you need to name him! Lol he's super quick/catty so thinking along those lines.
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-15 12:45 PM Alrighty he needs a name! You guys told me to buy him, now you need to name him! Lol he's super quick/catty so thinking along those lines.
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WiscoRacer - 2015-11-15 12:45 PM Alrighty he needs a name! You guys told me to buy him, now you need to name him! Lol he's super quick/catty so thinking along those lines.
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He kind of looks like a Chevy. Or Chex? Chaser? Stuck on C.
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-15 3:34 PM Southtxponygirl - 2015-11-15 2:59 PM WiscoRacer - 2015-11-15 12:45 PM Alrighty he needs a name! You guys told me to buy him, now you need to name him! Lol he's super quick/catty so thinking along those lines. Whats his name now? Are does he have a name, hope that hes not nameless, lol.. Rodney... Lol I don't think it fits and it was my old bosses name (who wasn't very nice ).
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Well what if you just call him
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Or Sonic. Or Spencer.
I thought about this! Trying to find something that really fits... Waiting for the ah-ha! moment lol.
Toying with two names totally unrelated to what I was thinking before - Fly or Toad - because he's kind of cute but he's also kind of naughty. We'll see!
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| WiscoRacer - 2015-11-16 4:01 PM
Cashbaby - 2015-11-16 8:20 AM
Well what if you just call him
"Hot Rod" instead of Rodney?
Or Sonic. Or Spencer.
I thought about this! Trying to find something that really fits... Waiting for the ah-ha! moment lol.
Toying with two names totally unrelated to what I was thinking before - Fly or Toad - because he's kind of cute but he's also kind of naughty. We'll see!
I like Toad- he might turn into a prince! |
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Cotton Balls are the Devil
Posts: 1271
Location: My own little world! | WiscoRacer - 2015-11-17 1:01 PM
Cashbaby - 2015-11-16 8:20 AM
Well what if you just call him
"Hot Rod" instead of Rodney?
Or Sonic. Or Spencer.
I thought about this! Trying to find something that really fits... Waiting for the ah-ha! moment lol.
Toying with two names totally unrelated to what I was thinking before - Fly or Toad - because he's kind of cute but he's also kind of naughty. We'll see!
Well if you stick with Hot Rod then you can switch to Nimrod when he is being a naughty................hahaha! |
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 No Tune in a Bucket
Posts: 2935
Location: Texas | I vote for Hot Rod. |
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Money Eating Baggage Owner
Posts: 9586
Location: Phoenix | Cashbaby - 2015-11-16 7:08 PM
WiscoRacer - 2015-11-17 1:01 PM
Cashbaby - 2015-11-16 8:20 AM
Well what if you just call him
"Hot Rod" instead of Rodney?
Or Sonic. Or Spencer.
I thought about this! Trying to find something that really fits... Waiting for the ah-ha! moment lol.
Toying with two names totally unrelated to what I was thinking before - Fly or Toad - because he's kind of cute but he's also kind of naughty. We'll see!
Well if you stick with Hot Rod then you can switch to Nimrod when he is being a naughty................hahaha!
Yes you must consider the oddball names you'll nickname him haha! |
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