Janet,
He looks like an Icelandic with an especially pretty head to me. Very
pretty boy, even if he was an unplanned boo-boo. ( Hey, so was I. : )
-- Renee M. in Michigan
>>> So if looking for a gaited horse, why on earth would you dilute that
>>> further? I have ridden with some walkaloosas and they were fine gaited
>>> with gorgeous color. Two actually. Made me wonder how many hundreds
>>> are out there that aren't gaited, with lousy color, unwanted and
>>
He's gorgeous!
Nancy
On 2/12/08, Skye and Sally ~Fire Island <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Well if humans never crossed any horses we certainley would never
> have many of the good ole Southern gaited breeds that are wonderful.
> Most of the horses in the world would not exist. What about hybrid
> vigor?
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> I agree Eve! In fact, I dont think horses should be crossed at
> all!
> With one exception--- mules. But I feel any time you cross a
> gaited
> breed with non gaited you take an almost guaranteed risk of
> producing
> the worst of both,
Well if humans never crossed any horses we certainley
Yesterday I received an e-mail that I think was send to everyone in
breeder's address book. Although she raises gaited horses, she was very
unhappy with an Arab/gaited cross foal and was threatening to give him away
or donate him to a place called Wildlife Images that takes dead livestock
for
Even though I do own an Icelandic cross, I have owned very few unregistered
horses. I like the predictability of purebreds - I'm sure someone will take
exception to that, but it's mostly true.
Yesterday I received an e-mail that I think was send to everyone in
breeder's address book. Although
It was probably just an oversight, but you mis-quoted the following:
In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I
can totally see why that cross is nicefor some they just can not
make the leap to a short fuzzy little thingbut with that cross,
> I am a purest when it come to the Icelandic horse, in my humble but
> very loud opinion; it is a shame to cross this wonderful horse. They
> have everything a rider/ horse person could want, Strength, agility,
> intellegence,sturdy, hardy, very willing partners, and if you need
> to answer Moth
--- In IceHorses@yahoogroups.com, "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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> I can totally see why that cross is nicefor some they
just can not
> make the leap to a short fuzzy little thingbut with that
cross, and
> arabs are very popular, that cross worked very well.
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there is also a breed that is a cross between an arab and a saddlebred
and it is called "National SHow Horse" and they show them saddleseat
like saddlebreds.
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
I haven't followed this thread completly,but here's what I've observed with
some of the crosses I've seen/been called out to do Jin Shin on out here.
A client of mine that does a show circuit hunters bought a gorgeous swan
necked 3yo Trakenher/TB cross for somewhere close to $75,000.00 . He was
s
I rode SC Kisi quite a few times when he was still a stallion. Kisi had a
very nice toelt & was very willing as they say in Iceland, but controllable.
He was a total gentleman even in the presence of mares. Litla Freya also
had babies with good temperments. I was hanging out at Elizabeth's dur
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