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Subject: Re: Shire x Thoroughbred

Author: muley

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 19:11:50 10/16/03 Thu In reply to: Christen 's message, "Shire x Thoroughbred" on 03:05:58 09/02/03 Tue nice baby, but I wouldn't purchase this horse as a sporthorse prospect. the neck is going to be very low set and this will make it very hard to get the horse up off the forehand and in self carriage. You can see that the horse is already developing muscle on the bottom of the neck. This will continue, and be something that will be difficult to work with. I also think this baby will end up with a longish back. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]