Breeds you don't like

There is no breed I dislike, but a couple I wouldn't choose for myself, like pure TB or pure arab, I think I'd look totally daft on a well built cob too, although when they're nicely turned out I can't help but be impressed by them, both the hogged show cobs and the hairy ones, but my god I could not deal with all those feathers and this mud!
I don't like to see very fat horses, or very poor ones, and I'm not a fan of cremellos or when you can see the white around the eye...based on the most evil cremello sec A I knew...looked like a pig, had the attitude of a pig...actually she had absolutely nothing going for her whatsoever, biting, kicking, bucking, rearing, lazy, obstinate...! And the coloured cob that broke my mares leg, TWICE! You could always see the white around his eye and I just associate that with evil!

I would once have said I'd never have a coloured....but then look what happened VVVVVVVV
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I love all types and breeds of horses. However, if there were a breed called "Spoilt", I'd hate them. That's nothing to do with the horse though is it, more to do with the rider/breeder/owner/handler.
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Which brings me onto Cleveland Bays (seeing as SSM seems to be the only one standing up for them
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)...ok, so they're an acquired taste, but the ones I've had seem to break the breed stereotype. Next time Kerilli comes to mine I shall force her to ride Arthur,
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the purebred, and make her eat her words as he is a delight and nothing like those she has previously encountered.
 
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I love all types and breeds of horses. However, if there were a breed called "Spoilt", I'd hate them. That's nothing to do with the horse though is it, more to do with the rider/breeder/owner/handler.
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Lol very true.I does wind me up when some ppl dont have to work to keep their horses beacuse 'Daddy' pays for it all but maybe that just jelousy lol.
Its ok if they apprechiate it but some dont.
 
I don't particularly like Arabs, Gypsy cobs, modern friesians, and Andalusians, we have an young Andy on the yard, and i just don't get it.
 
I don't think I could ever disregard an entire breed as each time I decide I'm not overly keen on one (last time it was Arabs) I tend to come across a stunning example of them at their best - as if the breed police sent them out to do PR!!
 
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