Tnavas

Hey, this might seem off the wall but I was wondering if you could look at the video in the riding critique section from a short 5 minute ride on my horse today and tell me if I look okay posting? You don't have to, but I'd really appreciate it. Here's the link: http://www.horseforum.com/horse-ridi...-video-108562/

Thanks a ton either way!

Yeah that is a bit unusual but I dont think anyone should be dissapointed with her colour! haha

My Half Clydesdales Wishaw Serenade Sire Jakama River Holsteiner Dam Clydesdale Wishaw Serenity...

You clip for a purpose to make the horse more comfortable when he has a thick coat - he is not a pair of designer jeans!

Sorry Golden Horse - I picked up the wrong quote :oops: It was Equitates quote I was refering to "Unless you are setting up the arena (and even then it is in the USEF rule book) or taking a...

No it shouldn't cause any future problem with lameness. It's a bit like the sore shins that racehorses get - once it's hardened they are sound. If very mild may never even be lame.

Yes I've used it and it definately made a difference to my mares bright Bay coat. It is a swabbable substance though so if you are competing then you can't feed it. No-one seems to be able to...

Have someone run her up in walk and trot - look for even steps, a loose free walk with good overtrack. For trot look at general activity - does she bring back legs well under her body does she move...

The title of the thread is do draft crosses show qualities that might make them good dressage horses? The answer is still yes - whether the horse competes here or in Europe doesn't matter - the...

Inga - the comment made about the hair applies to the Clydesdale - They must only have feather hanging from the back of the leg and only around the coronary band around the front. Feathering...

Have a look at this - a really lovely display and you can see where the warmbloods got their knee action from in the lengthened strides Dressage to music at North Wales Shire Open Day - YouTube...

He's very lovely. What some people don't realise is that the feather must only come from the back of the leg and around the coronet - There must be no long hair on the sides or front of the legs...

Have a look at this Dressage to music at North Wales Shire Open Day - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jb1VKKXMmhY&feature=youtu.be)

That is hilarious! They are very good at ploughing! We have a station here in NZ where the whole place is worked by Clydedale Teams - they are awesome. Some lovely photos - Erewhon Station Horse...

If there is problems with crokedness then it is imperitive that you school in a snaffle as the horse MUST go forwards first in rhythm, then comes suppleness developed through systematic work in the...

If you start to rug him now he will need it on until the end of the winter. He sounds as if he is OK at the moment but should you see him start to lose weight then a rug will make him more...

All the warmbloods have a draft horse somewhere in their pedigree - that is how the term Warmblood came about - the cross between a draft (Coldblood) and a TB or Arabian (Hotblood) I breed first...