How does He Look?

[EffyCorsten]

I've had him just over two months, He's an I'D x yearling currently standing at 14.1

I'm quite happy myself with his improvement so far but I wanted to know what you all thought of him.

He was weaned too early, I think his dam had died and so he hasn't had a great start in life.

First is a before picture from when I first looked at him (everyone thought I was mad for buying him!)

http://s1296.photobucket.com/user/effycorsten/media/BabyDexter_zps91990676.jpg.html

Next is him a couple of days ago looking less like a scruffy donkey.

http://s1296.photobucket.com/user/effycorsten/media/WP_20130814_002_zpsc1ebe8c0.jpg.html

CC is and advice always appreciated!

 

[FfionWinnie]

He's certainly looking better. Has he got good equine company ie a mare who keeps him in his place ideally.

 

[doriangrey]

He's going to be a smasher imo. Lucky lad

 

[EffyCorsten]

He is with a little band of Colts with a good hierarchy, he is very subordinate and a little gent and luckily wasn't over handled so he doesn't try to play with you. He is showing promise to be a dream to back and school so far so I can't wait.

 

[Megibo]

Eek! Freaky!
He is the spit of our ID x Cob filly who is 16 months old at the moment. She too came to us poor and now looks just right!

 

[Pie's mum]

I have an older version - ID x and the same colour scheme. He also had a rubbish start to life but has turned out to be my horse if a lifetime. Hope your chap turns out to be a smasher too - would love to see a pic of his face!

 

[EffyCorsten]

Ooo spooky! His mummy was an Irish cob, I'd love to see pics of yours!

 

[Pie's mum]

It's a lovely cross - mine is believed to be ID / TB / cob. Can't add pics as I'm on my phone and I'm a bit of a technological dunce but will have a go on Monday when I'm back at work.