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Location: Rocky Mountains | Sorry for the confusion... It was just a question.
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Chasin97canz - 2015-12-20 1:43 PM Shortest backed (non halter) stud around? Big boned, neck tie in high, long hip, slim face. Ok I want to look past the ideal quarter horse! I want a stud that's over done in ideal! To the point that it's not entirely ideal anymore to many people. Also any on the taller side? Now I'm not necessarily planning on breeding to a stud like this for sure. But I'm super curious of these studs that are almost the the point of rediculessness. And the only studs I ever see that fit that description are halter horses lol
Check out the Stallion service here on BHW theres plenty of nice ones. |
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Location: So. California | I guess I don't understand the question... Over done ideal, ridiculous stallion? |
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Location: The Saudia Arabia of Wind Energy, Western Oklahoma | I would guess she is wanting a stud that is super short backed. Like freaky short backed. Stocky ole time quarter type is what I would think. Maybe she has a super long bodied mare?
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Location: Rocky Mountains | I'm not looking to breed... Ready please! I would NEVER breed a horse that's not conformationaly correct! I would NEVER become a back yard breeder! I knew people would start assuming |
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| Chasin97canz - 2015-12-20 6:17 PM
I'm not looking to breed... Ready please! I would NEVER breed a horse that's not conformationaly correct! I would NEVER become a back yard breeder! I knew people would start assuming
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | I have reread your post OP over and over thinking I must have missed something are read wrong, but what is the point in you asking for a short backed stud are a taller one? Just not making any sence here 
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Location: Kansas and loving it | Sooooooo. You want to ride a stud? You are doing research on genetic predisposition? You are looking for babies from a stallion that fits your description? |
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Location: The Saudia Arabia of Wind Energy, Western Oklahoma | cheryl makofka - 2015-12-20 6:40 PM Chasin97canz - 2015-12-20 6:17 PM I'm not looking to breed... Ready please! I would NEVER breed a horse that's not conformationaly correct! I would NEVER become a back yard breeder! I knew people would start assuming Then what is the point of the post?
I guess she just wants to see one? Scratching my head on this one. |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Chasin97canz - 2015-12-20 6:17 PM I'm not looking to breed... Ready please! I would NEVER breed a horse that's not conformationaly correct! I would NEVER become a back yard breeder! I knew people would start assuming
Did you read what you wrote? lol |
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Location: Kansas and loving it | ksjackofalltrades - 2015-12-20 7:12 PM cheryl makofka - 2015-12-20 6:40 PM Chasin97canz - 2015-12-20 6:17 PM I'm not looking to breed... Ready please! I would NEVER breed a horse that's not conformationaly correct! I would NEVER become a back yard breeder! I knew people would start assuming Then what is the point of the post?
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| Chasin97canz - 2015-12-20 6:17 PM
I'm not looking to breed... Ready please! I would NEVER breed a horse that's not conformationaly correct! I would NEVER become a back yard breeder! I knew people would start assuming
Also conformation correctness is in the eye of beholder.
There are horses who I think have horrible conformation, who have either excelled in barrel racing, or produced champions in barrel racing. So why wouldn't we want to pass those genetics on?
To say that someone is a backyard breeder just because they breed a horse that doesn't have the best conformation, is saying every commercial horse breeder is a backyard breeder.
There are some amazing producering mares who have crooked legs, etc that have never thrown a crooked leg in any foal.
Also different disciplines require different conformation. A cutting horse and a supreme jumping horse. |
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| just saying but who cares WHY she wants to see some. I think that's her business. If you don't know of a stud that fits the description, move on...... |
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| RoaniePonie11 - 2015-12-20 8:18 PM
just saying but who cares WHY she wants to see some. I think that's her business. If you don't know of a stud that fits the description, move on......
Why does it matter?
Because if there was a specific reason, (here there isn't) I would try to help a fellow board buddy by doing some research.
This is why it matter to me
If there is no reason, there is no reason for me to waste my time searching. |
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Location: Rocky Mountains | Lol thank you two for not geting all butty hurt when I confused their brainsXD |
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| cheryl makofka - 2015-12-20 9:37 PM
RoaniePonie11 - 2015-12-20 8:18 PM
just saying but who cares WHY she wants to see some. I think that's her business. If you don't know of a stud that fits the description, move on......
Why does it matter?
Because if there was a specific reason, (here there isn't ) I would try to help a fellow board buddy by doing some research.
This is why it matter to me
If there is no reason, there is no reason for me to waste my time searching.
I get what you are saying. That to me is like saying I won't talk to you about what kind of car is nicest unless your going to buy one. Skinds like the OP just wanted to have the conversation, not have to commit to anything just to talk about it. |
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Location: Cocoa, Florida | I've seen a lot of very short backed- big hip studs lately but no shoulder and no neck, I'm personally not a fan, I've had more success riding my longer backed- long neck- big sloping shoulder horses, but they have all had a similar style so it may just be what I like.
I don't even know if that's relevant to this thread but I also wonder who the biggest producing studs are that don't have the greatest confirmation? |
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Location: The Saudia Arabia of Wind Energy, Western Oklahoma | RoaniePonie11 - 2015-12-20 10:02 PM cheryl makofka - 2015-12-20 9:37 PM RoaniePonie11 - 2015-12-20 8:18 PM just saying but who cares WHY she wants to see some. I think that's her business. If you don't know of a stud that fits the description, move on...... Why does it matter? Because if there was a specific reason, (here there isn't ) I would try to help a fellow board buddy by doing some research. This is why it matter to me If there is no reason, there is no reason for me to waste my time searching. I get what you are saying. That to me is like saying I won't talk to you about what kind of car is nicest unless your going to buy one. Skinds like the OP just wanted to have the conversation, not have to commit to anything just to talk about it.
Well lets all find a stud for her to make fun of so she doesn't get all "Butty hurt". |
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