Stallions
Who would be good to breed a mare to that would throw some pleasure horses. The mare we got right now is pretty smooth. I'd like to breed her next year to something that would go keg shod or lite shod.
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I know I've posted a dozen times on this horse, but I love MR Coppertop. He's a 3x world champion (twice in trail, once in a lite shod class) and his babies have already won world championships and...
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I also like Mr Coppertop, he throws some nice horses. We have also had great foals from Our Favorite Secret, we now own him. But before we bought him we got 2 great lite shod horses that go wonderful...
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I have 2 horses that would be suitable. One is a dark chestnut that has been breed 3 or 4 times and has thrown good pleasure mounts every time. He can travel good barefooted or with heavy shoes. I...
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We found a spotted horse that has a good dispostion, he ended up as wc racking model pleasure stallion flatshod. I was impressed with him. I think we're going to breed this mare to him next spring.
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Cheryl make sure the stallion has the gait you want. I don't know if the racking world is the same as the TWH world but many of the TWH model champions are just that, model horses. They are not...
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The white horse in the picture is by him and he had a very smooth gait. I didn't know that about model stallions. The stallion is reg 4 ways, walking, racking and both spotted.
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A funny coincidence. The horse recommended by Tana is named Mr. Coppertop and my chestnut is named Chopper.
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Tana-I just have to put my 2 cents in about model stallions. We've got one that dink-walks into the ring most of the time and makes it looks like he can't move. We took him to a trainer over the...
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Notice I didn't say ALLl model horses are like this. I know there are some out there that can walk and win a model class. But they shouldn't have to be conditioned to do a nice lose slow walk, that...
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Some horses come out walking like a fool and some need a little more work with their gaits. Am I wrong? We've had a couple that would gait naturally and a couple that needed more riding time and a...
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The walking horse was bred for their gait and to me that is what should be the most important thing for breeders.Had the founders of our breed concerned thereselves with beauty our breed probably...
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Along those same lines. I hear that a lot of breeders and trainers perfer a pacey horse to one that has a naturally smooth gait. I know for sure that some work the horse at a pace to get what they...
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I have been told that old mud slide slim throws some really good smooth riding colts, he wont be around too much longer, and he is cheap to breed too, i think it is only a donation you have to pay, he...
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Ugly Jug heads and natural great walking ability go hand in hand. Most of my old Mack K lines have the scariest roman noses but can they sure walk.
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It's kinda disappointing that no one has suggested selective breeding...If you want to have a horse that is a total package then why not breed for it , it can be done . Amen for KYB & Tana .
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We had one of those jugheads with Mack k breeding, she was on the pacy side.
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PERFECT CUT! Sire of beautiful headed WALKING and Racking Champoins.REALLY NICE pleasure horses.See his Ad in THE VOICE.He has been flatshod for many years now and rides in a halter bare back with a...
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I believe he's the one that sired Guaranteed Perfect and Pursuing Perfection, 2 WGC Racking horses
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Just because someone chose to put a certain horse in a certain divison doesn't mean the horse can't preform well in other divisons.That give you no right to put it down either.Some horses come out...
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