On 2/26/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>  There's no doubt that he's put on a lot of muscle - not that hauling Cary's
>  big old self around is like lifting weights or anything...:)  But, I really
>  can't imagine a horse adding a full inch, maybe more, to their height due to
>  muscle development.  I'm not sure exactly when he did it, but it was
>  sometime between ages 6.75 and 9.

Millie, the big B&W TWH I've been riding grew about 3" last year. When
I first met her she was croup high and thin looking, now she's filled
out, grown up, and is a really nice horse! She was 6 this month (I
believe, don't have her IPEDs in front of me). Before I came along all
she'd been was a pasture puff, about 20 rides total. She finished out
at 17.1 (honest, honest, honest, she's a BIG mare!).

Steph


-- 
"Brutality begins where skill ends."
"Correctly understood, work at the lunge line is indispensable for
rider and horse from the very beginning through the highest levels."
Von Niendorff

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