Do you think my colt is.............???(PIC overload)

[vroutledge]

????Good enough to show in big coloured classes, are his markings good enough etc.....................................................thoughts please good or bad!

This is at 5months old

This one also 5months old

This is from 2months ago

This is last week

 

[Echo Bravo]

Yes he is as he has plenty of colour and light boned.

 

[vroutledge]

Yes he is as he has plenty of colour and light boned.

Thank you, i have never been in to coloureds up until i fell in love with him so i am new to the coloured showing and what people look for etc...

 

[Bikerchickone]

Not sure how true this is but I was once told that since my boy is quite evenly marked he should do well in coloured classes! Didn't bother me since I'm not too fussed anyway but from what I can see your boy has nice even markings too.

He's gorgeous. Good luck

 

[Daisy11]

I would say yes also , must say I can see how you fell in love he is a stunning lad

 

[Parker79]

You know he is any excuse to post some pics!!

On a serious note...I have limited knowledge of showing but I have heard the same about the colour being even.

 

[vroutledge]

Forgot the other side, here is a pic of the mud monster in January he was 8months then.

 

[vroutledge]

You know he is any excuse to post some pics!!

On a serious note...I have limited knowledge of showing but I have heard the same about the colour being even.

I think to myself he is gorgeous but someone i know disheartened me by saying he's not nice enough.............he moves lovely too so not sure why the need for their comment but with them being in to coloureds i took it a little personally :-/

 

[Echo Bravo]

Jealousy.

 

[vroutledge]

Jealousy.

you may well be right but its still upsetting to hear :-D

 

[**Vanner**]

Yes . Give it a go, you never know until you give it a try

 

[vroutledge]

Yes . Give it a go, you never know until you give it a try

I cant wait to take him to his first show, just have to wait for his passport to return from over stamping and we are good to go :-D

 

[Patterdale]

Hes a babe!

 

[Echo Bravo]

As VANNER says give it a go, if he moves well and he looks like he has a bit of TB in him somewhere, just scub him up,do a lot of ground work with him and enjoy.

 

[TuscanBunnyGirl]

I know nothing about showing...but he is gorrrgeous

 

[vroutledge]

I know nothing about showing...but he is gorrrgeous

Thank you :-D

 

[RubysGold]

Oh i think I just fell in love!!! <3
He is GORGEOUS!!!!

 

[MissTyc]

He's nice looking, but it will all depend on how he goes!
There's a "historical" coloured competing in my area who really doesn't look the coloured part per se but goes so beautifully and always gives the ride judge a wonderful ride so tends to be highly placed.
I also have a stunning well-marked mare who is a real head turner but is never placed and quite rightly so because she's a cowbag lol!

 

[Queenbee]

I think he's ace, go for it, just an observation... Does everyone with coloureds call their babies mud monsters? Lol, that's my nickname for my boy too

 

[vroutledge]

I think he is trying to become bay/brown by covering his white bits in mud :-/

 

[temple_jessica]

Even colour is looked for , was told i had to plait unless I had a traditional cob. Only problem u get is judges who favour either skewbalds or piebalds . Gl! X

 

[thatsmygirl]

I think I'm one off the few people who perfer more White than even amounts off both.
Showing in my mind is based on what the judge likes, my mate always knows where she will be placed in a class based on the judge which I think is terrible and makes showing pointless.

 

[vroutledge]

Yes i hate that! i know a judge that always places the naughty/feisty ones high but never the perfectly behaved ones and its rather infuriating