Another 'hogging' question

[myhorsefred]

Would you hog a black Welsh Section D cob?

 

[Annette4]

if I didnt want to show it ever and it would be better for them (ie: sweet itch)

 

[flowerlady]

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Would you hog a black Welsh Section D cob?

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Any pics of what they look like now? It's sometimes easier to tell. Is there a reason you want to hog?

 

[Natch]

Nooo not if a nice example of the breed.

 

[merlinsquest]

Not if you want it to look like a sec D

 

[trendybraincell]

If its more likely to show successfully as a cob then yes, but if you want to show it in breed classes....NOOOOOO!!

 

[myhorsefred]

Sorry, don't know how to get pictures on here, will have to read the admin guides.

No, not planning on hogging mine, just wondering if anyone had hogged a Sec D? and wondered what they looked like if anyone had.

A friend is considering hogging hers, and I said the same, nooooo!

 

[rara007]

We have hogged B's

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[LankyDoodle]

Yes, I do hog my Section D gelding because he has sweet itch and he does look fantastic with a hogged mane. I can only show him in M and M anyway because he isn't registered.

 

[somethingorother]

i knew a gorgeous dark bay section D when she was being broken. Then someone baught her as a 'showjumper' and cut off every bit of hair they could find. She also had about a 1.5 foot 'bridle path' at one point (scissor-happy)
She looked very tidy and nice but could hardly tell she was a sec D. IMO she looked better with her lovely long mane and tail, would have won every welsh/ M&M class she went in.
Guess thats not very helpful actually reading back but maybe you'l find some use in it. It depends what you use them for. If no good reason for hogging, leave a nice mane especially on any welshie theyre lovely that way.

 

[ghosthooves]

Nooooooo. Long manes are pretty

 

[Daphnelia]

Could do. Depends on what you want it for. The horse won't care

 

[DiablosGold]

I wouldn't hog any native personally.

 

[ShadowFlame]

No, never. My last boy was a Welsh D, he had sweet itch and I still refused to hog him, he wouldn't have looked right without a mane (plus it didn't take that much extra maintenance).