> BTW, what's up with that Breeding evaluation Powerpoint I just posted? Most > of the illustrations don't even show Icelandic horses, and many of the > illustrations have comments in Icelandic. How on earth is one supposed to > know what they consider good and what they consider bad...and do Icelandic > Horses even come in those shapes...? SHOULD they come in those shapes?
maybe you should have attend the clinic, then you would have get comments on the pictures. All the fotos are of Icleandics. And to show what a saw back or cowhooked is in illustration, you don't need Icelandics. BTW the comments on the illustration are not Icelandic, I guess it is Swedish > Hmm, if I were a cynic (moi?) I might think the presenter really doesn't > care to impart too much information. Might take some of the mystery out of > the evaluations, and cut into the judging and breeding clinic business.... Maybe it is just a question of efforts to get those illustrations done with a lot of mane on the horse, to make you feel, it is an Icelandic horse. Or do you think when there is a clinic like that for Dartmoor ponies or Haflinger, they make all the illustrations from the breed?? Why are you always so negative, must be very tiring to always look for the hair in the soup. Jasmin
