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http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news/article.php?aid=100779&cid=397
What do you feel about it?
I must say I'm not too pleased. A horse that has been bred in Britain for many hundreds of years, and suddenly this pops up in America? I'm surprised they (wetherbys) accepted him. He's obviously not 100% pure TB, they simply don't come in that colour... Must have some American breed mixed in somewhere. I know I'm probably skewbaldist, but I hope they don't allow this in the UK. I hate it when people try and change such an old and perfect breed. I feel the same way about this I do about pintabians. He's not even particularly handsome. I don't doubt that in the USA they will give coloured TBs a new name and try and make a breed out of them, like they did with Gypsy Vanners.
I hope they don't allow it in the UK. Sorry if I offended anyone in this post, I honestly don't mean to, and I do agree that half-bred TBs can often be much better riding horses then the original thing, I just don't this that he should be registered as pure.
What do you feel about it?
I must say I'm not too pleased. A horse that has been bred in Britain for many hundreds of years, and suddenly this pops up in America? I'm surprised they (wetherbys) accepted him. He's obviously not 100% pure TB, they simply don't come in that colour... Must have some American breed mixed in somewhere. I know I'm probably skewbaldist, but I hope they don't allow this in the UK. I hate it when people try and change such an old and perfect breed. I feel the same way about this I do about pintabians. He's not even particularly handsome. I don't doubt that in the USA they will give coloured TBs a new name and try and make a breed out of them, like they did with Gypsy Vanners.
I hope they don't allow it in the UK. Sorry if I offended anyone in this post, I honestly don't mean to, and I do agree that half-bred TBs can often be much better riding horses then the original thing, I just don't this that he should be registered as pure.