Mince Pie
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Some good examples of a well muscled cob? That way I know where I am with my boy!
Some good examples of a well muscled cob? That way I know where I am with my boy!
Can you please show me...
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Mince Pie
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No one?
sbrownshowhorses
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If you email me I can send you pics .... sbrownshowhorses@hotmail.com
Mince Pie
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Hi, have emailed you, thanks 
Foxhunter49
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My lightweight cob with my niece riding him out hunting
Mince Pie
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Wow! Lots more needed then! This is the most recent I have of him, he has about 8" of bone.
My lightweight cob with my niece riding him out hunting
Sparkles
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Bit extreme as stallion...
Gelding
Both taken when were fully fit and full work. Conformation plays a part in how they look overall too. Shorter coupled cobs like the stallion, he was always easier to look in proportion [minus neck] and was very obvious in his shape and had less places to fill. The gelding is much larger framed to fill, however both his back end and front end match naturally, so it's just a case of keeping him working correctly. He has a natural neck arc, which only ever increases more with work and feed.
Gelding
Both taken when were fully fit and full work. Conformation plays a part in how they look overall too. Shorter coupled cobs like the stallion, he was always easier to look in proportion [minus neck] and was very obvious in his shape and had less places to fill. The gelding is much larger framed to fill, however both his back end and front end match naturally, so it's just a case of keeping him working correctly. He has a natural neck arc, which only ever increases more with work and feed.
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