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        10-14-2012, 10:30 PM
      #161
    Foal
    I know a few of my points are off, but I would be interested in hearing what someone else sees. I don't have a way of doing the angles on this computer, but did the measuring with a sheet of paper and tick marks lol. You would think a seamstress by trade could at LEAST locate a tape measure . . . Oh well.

    I'm not sure how old Emma was in this photo, it was taken before I got her and I don't have a more recent one decent enough for conformation. I'm guessing she was 3 or 4 in this one and she's 5 or 6 now. Not really sure of her breed, some Appy, some Paint, some Arab possibly and my brother thinks some Walking horse going from how her back end moves. :) Whatever the combination I enjoy riding her lol

         
        10-14-2012, 11:56 PM
      #162
    Foal
    So, here's my girl.
    So far it looks like she's a little long in the neck and her shoulder angle is a little less than ideal but overall she looks ok. She is a really smooth mover (not as smooth as my other mare), and she jumps really well.
    What do you think? I'm not sure if I put the points in the right places...
         
        11-25-2012, 02:08 AM
      #163
    Foal
    Wow this was a lot of fun.
    Unfortunately I' am horrible at math and can't understand it.
    I took a picture of my horse and I measured him, Used the box effect but that didn't work. I don't have a protractor so I played with one online.
    But I can't add measurements into fractions or angels.

    I used a measuring tape and string on his body instead
    The length of body just almost 77
    The length of scapula is 25
    The length of humerus is 14 1/2
    The length of (Point of butt to hip, to stifle) are all 19 1/2.
    I could use a little help. The point of his hip though was tough. Its right inbetween three spots more so to the left of the spots if that helps the view

         
        11-26-2012, 12:34 PM
      #164
    Foal
    Newbie here :) I've been enjoying learning about conformation from this tutorial. I don't have a horse to feel anatomical landmarks so some of the locations might be off. Can someone tell me how I'm doing? I need to head out but can edit to add my interpretations when I get back.

    A couple of local craigslist horses:





    Susan Crumrine's:


    Averylilly's:


         
        12-04-2012, 10:05 AM
      #165
    Foal
    I only have access to a computer at work, and they wiped off our paint program, and of course limited us from downloading anything. If anyone has some free time on their hands, I would really appreciate if someone would do this tutorial on my mare! If not, no big deal. Just thought I'd ask.

    Thank you!
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        03-18-2013, 04:35 PM
      #166
    Weanling
    Thoughts?


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