On 1/9/07, ToltallyICE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If you use evaluation scores, then the breed STANDARD > > for mane is mane hanging down a foot past the muzzle. > > whereas 99.5% of icelandics have a nice bushy thick pony type mane. > > I believe, if you are going by evaluation scores, 7.5 is considered average > for the breed. So a horse that scored 7.5 for mane and tail would be what > you would expect to typically see in the breed.
thanks for explaining! so evaluations I take it, are not evaulated according to a breed standard, but according to score, like if 7.5 is standard and it gets that, then it is breed standard, but if it gets a 9 then it is way better than standard?? or just way way attractive? Against horses there that day, like at a AKC show? or against all horses? and then jasmin says stallions are evaluated differently than mares? Are geldings evaluated? Janice -- yipie tie yie yo
