Skhosu
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What do you reckon age/breed?
What do you reckon age/breed?
Bandwagon..moi?
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CastleMouse
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Erm... 11 year old TB x?
only_me
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15-18?
sorry im not much good at guessing age! lol
he looks fab in the 2nd pic!
are you eventin this sat at rademon?
he looks fab in the 2nd pic!
are you eventin this sat at rademon?
Wildspirit
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Real guess here with age sorry!
13?
TBx?
13?
TBx?
Nosey
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Early 20's - TBX?
Apalacia01
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I would say he's an oldie -- 25 plus? Its just the withers!!
To tell you the truth, the second photo looks like two photos - a lovely body ...and a lovely head - but they aren't fitting together. Sorry if you have just bought as a three year old...
Lovely kind eye though..have I redeemed myself yet? Realy nice boy ...looking again....is he 2? Ok...I suck.
To tell you the truth, the second photo looks like two photos - a lovely body ...and a lovely head - but they aren't fitting together. Sorry if you have just bought as a three year old...
Lovely kind eye though..have I redeemed myself yet? Realy nice boy ...looking again....is he 2? Ok...I suck.
Box_Of_Frogs
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Come on - tell all. I need to go to bed!
Vicki_Krystal
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id say 19 plus
tb x wb of some description
i am probably very very wrong though!!!
tb x wb of some description
i am probably very very wrong though!!!
Fantasy_World
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I would say a TB or TB x aged around 4/5 years old.
In the top picture horse looks poor. Slightly ewe necked. Lack of muscle tone and condition. Angular sloping hindquarters usually seen on a horse which has lost condition or else a youngster needing to grow and fill its frame.
Either way if the same horse ( am presuming that is so?) on the second picture it looks much better. Body score is more comparable with a horse that looks in tip top condition
The horse looks to have been fed up, toned up ( top line much improved) and generally looks a lot better and older too.
What is the time difference between the two pictures being taken as they were obviously not at the same time as it looks to me that at least several months had passed between the first and second picture.
In the top picture horse looks poor. Slightly ewe necked. Lack of muscle tone and condition. Angular sloping hindquarters usually seen on a horse which has lost condition or else a youngster needing to grow and fill its frame.
Either way if the same horse ( am presuming that is so?) on the second picture it looks much better. Body score is more comparable with a horse that looks in tip top condition
The horse looks to have been fed up, toned up ( top line much improved) and generally looks a lot better and older too.
What is the time difference between the two pictures being taken as they were obviously not at the same time as it looks to me that at least several months had passed between the first and second picture.
Skhosu
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Answers then?
Yup, he is 3/4 tb.
Wild_spirit got it spot on-just turned 13
Promise I'm not offended, he is a good example of shape not being an overall picture, he has a conformationally dipped back and is a poor doer.
First pic was
Did lol at yours though Apalacia-sorry if you've just bought a 3yr old ;p.
will be interesting to see what shape he becomes as he gets older!
2nd pic was taken in october, first one taken at the beginning of january
First pic he had had a month out in the field, second is in full work (and having hunted!)
Yes tis the same horse ;p
Yup, he is 3/4 tb.
Wild_spirit got it spot on-just turned 13
Promise I'm not offended, he is a good example of shape not being an overall picture, he has a conformationally dipped back and is a poor doer.
First pic was
Did lol at yours though Apalacia-sorry if you've just bought a 3yr old ;p.
will be interesting to see what shape he becomes as he gets older!
2nd pic was taken in october, first one taken at the beginning of january
First pic he had had a month out in the field, second is in full work (and having hunted!)
Yes tis the same horse ;p