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Originally Posted by iridehorses Jen, for all around performance and trail riding you can't beat a QH. I have to admit that I have always had a thing for the Arabian but more of the Polish line which is heavy boned and larger then the Egyptian.
On the other hand, the most horrific crash I've ever had on horseback happened last year on an Arab I went to try. I was unconscious for over 5 min, I cracked my pelvis, 2 ribs, a concussion, and bruises everywhere. I had to sleep in a chair for over a month and TG for pain killers. I had such a fear of getting back on a horse again that it took 6 months and a lot of will power to step into a saddle. I never did heal completely. |
Actually, I was wondering what kind of cookies you like.
Very sorry to hear about your accident, though.
I understand your preference to QHs. My previous mare was an appy and she would do anything, go anywhere and nothing ever spooked her. When I first got Stella she was like this
most of the time, (sometimes still is) but has improved greatly in the past year.
