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      Location: The edge of no where | Love them!!! Dang, you've got a pastureful of super nice ones!!!    |
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Blessed 
                      Location: Here | They are incredible and I have been in love with them since they were conceived |
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          Location: You never know where I will show up...... | sodapop - 2014-11-20 6:06 PM Were these pictures taken this month... November? I ask because the grass is so green in the pictures and the horses are pretty slick. I would think your grass would be dead now and or covered in snow. LOL
The pics were all taken the end of September of this year. These fillies were all pulled out of the pasture and haltered for the first time in months when we took them. No grain or supplements. They look this good on pasture. Obviously they have winter hair now but they are still in great shape. :) |
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       Location: Wasagaming, Manitoba, Canada | I really am so excited for you!! I love horses with big personalities and well... you have a pen of them ! I can barely wait for you to be able to run them, can't imagine what you are feeling  |
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Mrs. Troy
   Location: western Nebraska | I can't wait to see them all shining in the barrel pen! Congrats on your program-it is amazing. |
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  Location: Central Montana | Very nice group of horses.
I so wish one day I could sit and talk to you about all the repo knowledge you have! |
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       Location: Montana | rockinas - 2014-11-20 2:25 PM Here is a video of Bratzilla loping through the barrels for the very first time. She had 30 days riding last year as a 2 year old. She was turned out for nearly a full year and I just brought her in from the pasture 30 days ago. I've been riding her every day I have been home, and this was only her 4th day on the barrel pattern. She's like both of her parents....a natural in every way and I can't wait to run her at the futurities. I am planning to wait until she is 5 but if she lets me know she's ready sooner, we may be going this fall. Time will tell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o15ArheDgk4&feature=youtu.be
Wow! Nice lope through! She'll be ready to go before you know it! |
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          Location: You never know where I will show up...... | Thank you all. It is an exciting feeling seeing one before it was ever even born, to getting to ride it for the first time, to getting to start it on barrels all on your own. I am very lucky to have been able to have the experience. It will all be even more exciting the first time I ever get to actually run her somewhere. It's been quite a trip, that's for sure. But it will be fun to see where it all ends up. |
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Curve Ball
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     Location: Pelham, TN | I see many more champions in the making here! Great looking colts with bloodlines to match!!! |
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| Geez, for a first lope through, I am IMPRESSED - no kidding on being a natural! |
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          Location: You never know where I will show up...... | Griz - 2014-11-21 5:33 AM Geez, for a first lope through, I am IMPRESSED - no kidding on being a natural!
Thanks. It helps to have them started under saddle the right way and I put a lot of miles on these babies in a months time. That way it's easy to start them on the pattern. I only work my 3yros a couple times a week on the pattern so it takes me awhile to get 30 days on them. But they're usually pretty solid just because of all the other things we do with them. That sure makes things easy later on. I'm anxious to see where she will be when i do get my 30 days on her. Wish I could fast forward! LOL! |
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She's a Tough One
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| Oh my goodness. Haven't been on in awhile and it's so nice to see any update on Lena mays babies. It's amazing how the time how's flown-well at least for me. I'm sure not fast enough for you to be able to ride and start on the pattern. LOL. Some super stars you got there. Bratzilla is a working thing-so natural. Bet its the best feeling. Blood sweat and tears paying off. Congrats. |
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| She's an App right? Does she have regular papers? Were you able to register any of the foals?
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          Location: You never know where I will show up...... | SpottedT - 2014-11-21 9:58 AM She's an App right? Does she have regular papers? Were you able to register any of the foals? Lena May is an App. I am registering all of her foals through the AHQHR. They are eligible for all of the incentives that any other futurity horse would be eligible for with these papers. ApHC is much more concerned about being a color breed than registering foals with great performance genetics so I said to heck with them. Since Lena is solid and the stallions we've bred her to were AQHA the ApHC will not accept the into their registry unless they are gelded or spayed. I could register her foals if I bred her to an ApHC colored stud----haven't seen one yet I'd breed her to.
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      Location: NE Texas | rockinas - 2014-11-21 11:35 AM SpottedT - 2014-11-21 9:58 AM She's an App right? Does she have regular papers? Were you able to register any of the foals? Lena May is an App.
I am registering all of her foals through the AHQHR. They are eligible for all of the incentives that any other futurity horse would be eligible for with these papers.
ApHC is much more concerned about being a color breed than registering foals with great performance genetics so I said to heck with them. Since Lena is solid and the stallions we've bred her to were AQHA the ApHC will not accept the into their registry unless they are gelded or spayed.
I could register her foals if I bred her to an ApHC colored stud----haven't seen one yet I'd breed her to.
Wow....I had no idea the ApHC was so ridiculous on the color standards and registrations! That's insane and such a shame, as those colts you're raising out of Lena May ought to be exactly what they'd want in their registry. Now I understand the breeding for color deal and maintaining the color, but they should still accept her foals i'd think! |
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          Location: You never know where I will show up...... | Herbie - 2014-11-21 11:44 AM Wow....I had no idea the ApHC was so ridiculous on the color standards and registrations! That's insane and such a shame, as those colts you're raising out of Lena May ought to be exactly what they'd want in their registry. Now I understand the breeding for color deal and maintaining the color, but they should still accept her foals i'd think! I agree! But you can't register foals by an AQHA stallion out of what they call a non characteristic App. Which is what Lena May is considered to be. Her foals can get hardship papers through ApHC if they are gelded (no big deal there) or spayed fillies (not gonna happen). The best part of all of that is that 4 out of 6 of her foals so far, have had App traits. But.....they don't want them unless they are 'fixed'. Ridiculous, I agree.
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           Location: Kansas | rockinas - 2014-11-21 11:35 AM SpottedT - 2014-11-21 9:58 AM She's an App right? Does she have regular papers? Were you able to register any of the foals? Lena May is an App.
I am registering all of her foals through the AHQHR. They are eligible for all of the incentives that any other futurity horse would be eligible for with these papers.
ApHC is much more concerned about being a color breed than registering foals with great performance genetics so I said to heck with them. Since Lena is solid and the stallions we've bred her to were AQHA the ApHC will not accept the into their registry unless they are gelded or spayed.
I could register her foals if I bred her to an ApHC colored stud----haven't seen one yet I'd breed her to.
There is one I've seen on facebook. a nice looking sucker at that. http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/jess+special2 |
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| I WANT Bernadette and Bazinga! Super nice crop of babies there Amy. And I am such a sucker for a sorrel rabicano - but even if she were white with pink polka dots - LOVE her conformation. |
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  Location: Vinton, La. | I've really enjoyed all of the pictures and videos. Love Bratzilla. |
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