Pics of Tequila our Indian paint and Mustang.

I am starting this thread so I can show pics of Tequila our Indian paint and mustang. It is only a couple pics but will grow. I have only had her a couple of weeks.
Trav

That is me and my little sister on her. I really need to get a saddle again.

How old is she?

I am not sure I was busy working on another project we got her. I couldn't stop my oteher project. The good news though is that I got her from a good friend that tought me about everything I know about horses. I have known her (my friend) for 3 or 4 years and she has had her that long I know that but she probably is a bit older. She is trained bareback, western saddle and also she was a barrel racer. My friend knows this horse very well.
Trav

I am sorry, but her current condition appears to be that of a still growing and filling out baby, not a mature horse of 4 years of age or older, so if that is her true age she is underweight/underdeveloped. She'd benefit greatly from a good balanced nutrition program and some conditioning work to bring her back to a better place before you are asking much of her.

She's pretty!! I "have" a pally paint named Tequila.

I'm kinda with you Mac...Either way old or way young looking to me...Or like you said in not ideal condition. She's cute though.

She is pretty chubby as it is I think my pics are misleading you. By the way I messed up now that I think about it she got her about 2 1/2 years ago. And I am pretty sure she got it from her brother whom trains horses. She does need to get out more she is barn sour of about 6 months. I am not trying to say you don't know what you are talking about but I know she is in healthy condition other then she has a small problem which already has been checked out by a Vet and said she will be ok.
Trav

By the way thanks for the comments.
Trav

Have you had her vetted - either PPE or since you brought her home? The vet can give you some idea of what sort of age range she falls into based on teeth, etc - it isn't exact, but would be helpful. Plus, a vet check will help to let you know if there are any underlying issues that addressing would help you in the effort to bringing her back to a better condition.

I haven't gotten a Vet out here yet. My nieghbor use to be a rancher he can tell me when he next comes down here. I have only had her for a couple of weeks. Again I can get ahold of my good friend and she knows I think my mom and sister just didn't think to ask and I wasn't there to ask she knows I have alot of questions for her. I just need to get time to get ahold of her. I know I will need to work with her to get her back into shape as far as being ridden but I can deal with that my previous horses were not broke and I was breaking them until somebody poisened them. (2 were not broken, 1 had problems where she liked to kick, and the other 2 had no problems just really old and one of those 2 had thrush problems badly.)
Trav