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Patricia Grant
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What is your view on Appendix's? Good or bad?
Replied Oct. 11, 2009
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I currently own an Appendix QH. He is conformationally very correct. He has wonderful hind quarters and a lovely long, well-placed neck. I have also owned full TBs. I do not see a great deal of difference between the two. My current boy is not the b…
A couple of years ago I attended a Conrad Schumacher clinic in Wellington, Fl. There was a stallion there that just blew me away. He was gorgeous to look at and and wonderful mover. The more he worked the better he got. I followed him back to his st…
I'm with you! Age is a state of mind. I heard someone say the key is not to be 70 years old but to be 70 years young. I cannot imagine life without horses, even when I can no longer ride.
I live in Northern Maine. My main focus has been dressage. Right now I have an Appendix QH and an old guy in his 30s. I ride in an indoor in the winter so I keep riding all year.
I am in my 60's but I too can't imagine not riding but I'm sure there may be a time when it becomes difficult due to health for some people.
If this happens to me I hope I will at least be able to retain contact with hores and riders, perhaps help…
I am with you there Patricia. I can't imagine not having a horse on the place, or not being able to go out there, slap a saddle on the horse and ride out for at least a short ride in the back 50. I hate the thought of not being able to load up, and…
Yo to that! I am about to be 65 and have those hopes but one horse is enough for me! Costs and time and I expect to enjoy freedom 85. Where are you from Patricia and what type of horse do you ride and type of riding? Gail.
How about those over 70 and still riding. I hope to ride as long as I can still climb on. I hope never to have to give up having a horse or two.
Any horse person who has made it to the ripe age of 60 or more and is still active in the sport. Tell us your stories
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I have worked with part-Arabs, part-TB, and full TB. They are just so smart. Once you show them what you would like them to do, they are very willing. The people that I have seen who have trouble with these horses is that they try force the training…
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- About Me:
- I have had horses since the '60s. We started with part Arabians, then Appaloosas, the TB.
- Do you have any pets?
- yes, at this stage of my life two cats
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- Dressage, General RidingAdvice, Horse Care, Training, Stable Management
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Penny is approximately 37 inches. She was badly neglected and had horrible feet .
She is doing well, though and is running around enjoying her new digs.
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how far apart were the two boys born? Did Tonja actually take Pearl's foal on before she foaled her own?
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Since age two, the horse has been on his rear legs more often than on four legs. When it come to make money, the race track industry does not hesitate to apply the worth torture devices in order to put the horses on the track and into t…
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