TheLastUnicorn

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You'll have to get some better photos of him... pretty sure I saw a sticky about how to take a good conformation shot - if it's not a really good photo nothing I have to say will really be "true".

Unicorn would please try to critique him, I cant do the numbers thing, I have a type of dyslexia to where I cant get past the point where they are numbers, anything will be better than nothing. Thanks

http://www.horseforum.com/horse-ridi...you-can-71697/

He is a registered Black and White paint. Thank you for the good points made in gelding him... I am worried some about the liability of having a stallion and riding with other people. ( and I know...

Nurse mares IS a business. The mare who gave birth is typically compromised.. maybe dead or did not produce milk or had some other issue. The nurse mares will accept another mare's foal and it is...

Love that last mug for the camera!

The rider does not ask this horse to work. She throws her arms into the equation.. throws the horse into the canter and then is unable to sit up straight and keep a leg solidly on her to push her...

It is not easy to evaluate this horse, without critiquing the rider, who is doing the mare no favours, unfortunately. I know nothing about Oldenburgs, but know what I like and I like this mare....

I have had several stallions. Personally, I always work to socialize them into some sort of a herd. It may take time, but I find that they are happier, healthier, and tend to work better when...

My BO has a lovely thoroughbred stallion. he is fine in with the mini donkey, young colts, geldings, bred mares. He is, however, in high demand for the next few months, and has several mares booked....

Wow, that should be framed and sold!

wow what a photo

Great pic!!

Absolutely gorgeous!!

That's really super gorgeous TheLastUnicorn! Speaking of your member name, I could see a version of this with a photoshopped unicorn horn on him. :lol:

I absolutely love the picture! A horse is both beautiful and powerful and in this picture it shows both. Great work! :D

Now that is one darn cute pony. He might be a little long in the back.. he has great bone.. well placed hocks and knees... but none of it matters. Not one twit. You look at that girl on his...

My new filly. She was born this morning. The last foal from my stud that died at 26 yrs old last fall. http://i1359.photobucket.com/albums/q793/dbhrsmn/Spice/0101024x768_zps5d340afd.jpg ...