Recent content by paradisewalk

Hi SillySausage, I've only just read your reply, not been logged on for over a year! She was foaled in 2003 and her name is Silver Sonnet, it would be great if you had any photos of her as a foal, hoping you'll see this message!

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She is a very sweet mare not hot headed and good manners. Her weak points would be that she can get a little fizzy whist being ridden, not spooky just can be a little on the strong side. She has very good feet not been lame, she has soft feet and can be footsy over stones like most tb mares can...

I'm looking at my options for a stallion for my well bred tb mare. Preferably a show stallion to produce a large/small riding horse or hack to compete at county level & a possible HOYS contender. My mare is 16 hh very well bred with fantastic conformation, bred by the Queen (ex racer). I like...

Hi, thanks everyone for the suggestions but it's between a dressage horse and Kilvington Scoundrel. I've never been too keen on Demonstrator as a friend had a few from him but i never liked the legs of the foals from him. Won't be breeding till next year just doing my research for now :)

hi, i'm thinking of putting my thouroughbred mare in foal for a possible future H.O.Y.S contender. My mare is a 16hh ex racehorse, very well bred by Sakhee. She has a nice rhythmical floaty movement and good conformation. Im not sure who to put her to as would want something 16hh+ and no pure...

i have a superb gelding by 'Rufforth Lowe' who is a 16.2 danish warmblood stallion. My gelding was out of a show hack and has incredible paces along with a big jump (although i use him for dressage). [/IMG] (Rufforth Lowe) [/IMG] (William, my gelding)

Also very soft contact and little pressure needed to stop from a gallop in open field.

I use a Myler Combination Bit in my ex racer. She had been out of racing for 3 years when I got her and when I rode I was expecting a strong contact with her head in the air but I couldn't have been more wrong! She goes like a dream in the bit, she immediately gave a natural head carrage, the...

Thanks for the link, I checked her like it told me too and there was no reaction from her. She only really cow kicks when she's being impatient I'm just not sure how to get her out of it.

Hi I've recently bought an ex racehorse who seems to cow kick a lot. She still needs to learn to stand when I mount and on hacks but when I make her stand to mount or tack her up she cow kicks which gets annoying, she also does it when I make her wait whilst riding. I've guessed it's due to...

I know this thread is old but I've recently bought an ex racehorse who seems to cow kick a lot. She still needs to learn to stand when I mount and on hacks but when I make her stand to mount or tack her up she cow kicks which gets annoying. She also does it when I make her wait whilst riding...