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This is mostly a problem for, but not limited to, padded racking horses. For those that don't know, A padded racking horse is outfitted with "a package", a...
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Dec 20, 2002
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Some people think the RHBAA should begin allowing chains to be used in the showring. I find this to be a step backwards, for quite a few different reasons, not...
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Dec 20, 2002
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I'm just curious. I've noticed farrier fees can vary greatly from one geographic are to another....
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Dec 20, 2002
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I subscribe to the magazine, but pretty much because I like looking for what silly thing they'll write about next. Some of the articles are pretty good, but...
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I use Jerry Self from Thaxton, MS. He does travel around going to about 7 different states so many of you know him and he sets up at both celebrations. He is...
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I am absolutely against the soring methods. I think it evolved initially as trainer's needed ways to get results in a shorter period of time and exagerate the...
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Dec 20, 2002
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I personally don't like the chains in the showring. I know they don't hurt the horse (unless of course they have had some substance put on their feet to...
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Dec 20, 2002
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Maybe they could have a class that allows chains only in that class? Actually, they are doing that now. Starting next year there is supposed to be a racking...
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Hey Paula, Thanks for posting! Anyway, yea, Padded horses, can be just dandy Trail Horses. The Horse on the Home page is such an animal. They get a bad wrap,...
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Dec 21, 2002
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Yea, in my mind, showing in chains is a step backward. Personally, I feel that the Racking Horse Association is moving toward being a "Little League" Walking...
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WHW said: "I know that you drop a chain on my boy on the cover page and he will walk a hole in the ground." I can second that, I've seen him!...
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Not much there right now, but we do have a more traditional messageboard, and the conversations are a lot easier to follow, since the topics are in strings....
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I have a friend that has an awesome padded racking stud out of Carbon Copy, Pride of Midnight lines. This horse is 8 yrs old, he has raised him from 6mos of ...
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Dec 21, 2002
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Here is a 5 yr old gelding I just sold, out of Merry Go Boy, Ebonys Masterpiece, Carbon Copy, Shadows Black Angel, just to name a few. Got him nearly starved...
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Dec 21, 2002
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This is my horse that I will be showing this year on the circuit and going to Decatur in the fall if all goes well. Showing Country Pleasure. Yes I have ridden...
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Dec 21, 2002
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... WOW! Fine looking horse! We've actually kcked around the idea of Breeding our good mare to Carbon Copy. he's an awesome horse. I just worry about Breeding...
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... Trust, that is what its all about, no doubt. Good job, he looks like a fine feller....
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Dec 22, 2002
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Paula- He looks very nice, great extension and form in the front end. Should do well in country pleasure. I showed my stallion at some breeders shows around...
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Dec 22, 2002
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Guess I need to start learning about the spotted saddle horse side of things. Here is my newest colt. He is one bad boy. Hitting a nice lick across the...
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Dec 22, 2002
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I use Tony Watson from Eufala, AL. He does my padded horses. Since I don't really show flat shod I have a local farrier do the trims on my barefoot horses and...
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Dec 22, 2002
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Thanks for the compliments, I'm pretty proud of him and I did all his training myself, except for greenbreaking. Lots and Lots and Lots of riding long cotton...
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Dec 22, 2002
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Wow, really nice boy you got there. I love the pattern on him. He will be flashy in the ring. I have been to several sanctioned SSH shows here in MS, they do...
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I think breeding to a certain horse shouldn't be the goal just because he is a great horse (WGC). I think you need to look at the mare and find a stud that...
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Amen to the horse needing to have ability over a name. Too many people trying to make something out of nothing. I look for the natural talent first. I have a ...
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Dec 22, 2002
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A bloodline is WAY overrated as a guide for a horse, I agree 100% It is a useful and relevant tool, but overused. Sort of like trying to find a place that...
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While perusing another messageboard, I found a string that clearly points out a real problem. Seems a person was trying to get people to view a petition to get...
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The link to the message string in question doesn't seem to function. Try this link, the String in question is titled "We Need Your Help". Anyone in that string...
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In the posts mentioned above, I went back and cut-and-pasted the "meanest" statements from the entire string as it was as of 12:30 a.m. EDT. I'll call the...
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Unfortunately, touchy subjects always get into a "shouting" match it seems, people start name calling, and things get out of hand. It's a shame certain topics...
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Dec 23, 2002
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Oh yea, it's fun! I pretty much ignore the political and ethical issues while at the show. I go to have fun and WIN! Of course we usually don't win, but we...
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