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        02-24-2010, 01:46 PM
      #1
    Yearling
    Critique Conformation... HONESTLY

    I would love everyones honest opinion of my horses.. I will post pics.. and tell me what you HONESTLY think. Im not concerned about my feelings.

    La Storm: 9 yr old Appaloosa



    L A Malibu Maui: 3 yr old Appaloosa
    (she was about 2.5 yrs old in these pics)



    ImHeirrisistibleToo: Almost 2 yr old Appaloosa
    (he was only 1 yr old in these pics though)

         
        02-24-2010, 01:56 PM
      #2
    Weanling
    WOW! Your horses are stunning!!! Your mare, L A Malibu Maui, is my favorite :). She is just beautiful!!!
         
        02-24-2010, 02:01 PM
      #3
    Started
    Try to get better conformation pics, then we will be able to better tell.
         
        02-24-2010, 02:06 PM
      #4
    Yearling
    Thanks for the compliment.
    It is hard to get confo pics... as I have a place of my own. And Im the only one ever out there.
    And only my mare will really stand for pics to be taken...
         
        02-24-2010, 02:28 PM
      #5
    Green Broke
    Can you tie them? That's what I did with my gelding the first time I took confo pics.

    I can't see a lot good or bad based on the pics. They're all pretty horses with nice color and no life altering faults (that I can see anyways). The 1 yr old is butt high, but not surprising for his age. All of their shoulders seem fairly straight as well.
         
        02-24-2010, 05:24 PM
      #6
    Banned
    Terrific headquarter, with a lot of depth. Low set hock. Both good/typical for a western or working ranch horse.

    Very prominent wither, with a curious dip behind the wither. Seems to be a chronic lack of muscling? Very difficult to fit a saddle to correctly. Shortish shoulder, neck tied on high on the shoulder, slight ewe or underdeveloped neck. All this together means he is built to travel somewhat hollow and inverted; will be difficult to get him to round up.

    Cute head, more refined than a lot of apps.

    Nothing that would keep him from being a useful pleasure horse or competing locally.

    Hard to critique the yearling, other than the obvious butt high, which is typical for a horse that age.
         
        02-25-2010, 09:53 AM
      #7
    Yearling
    They will tie. They just wait till im far enough away to take pictures... then the move to some god awful angle. Lol.

    Yea... that is one thing I hate about my gelding. His high withers. And he was VERY hard to fit for a saddle. But the good news... when he's working... he does manage to flatten out his back.
         

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