what should breed would be good?

[treacle_beastie]

I have a tbxcobxshire she's 50% tb and think the cob aspect is welsh. She's not very chunky and is 15hh. Ideally I would like to produce a slightly bigger and chunkier foal. What breeds do you think I could consider?

 

[AmyMay]

Irish Draught?

 

[Alexart]

Depends on what you want to do with the foal? Also what is her conformation like - any pics?

 

[the watcher]

http://www.avantistud.com/

I like this stallion and he could suit your girl

 

[dianchi]

Another vote for Archie, stunning foals and sounds perfect for what your looking to achieve!

 

[AmyMay]

He is stunning.

 

[AdorableAlice]

I have a tbxcobxshire she's 50% tb and think the cob aspect is welsh. She's not very chunky and is 15hh. Ideally I would like to produce a slightly bigger and chunkier foal. What breeds do you think I could consider?

Archie, lots of pictures on his website of stock from a variety of mare types.

The owner, Mrs Jennings a most helpful and knowledge lady. Temperament of the stallion is outstanding, he competes as well.

The foal I know has a super temperament and plenty of substance.

 

[Thistle]

Another vote for ID

 

[jrp204]

I rather like this boy http://www.tbstud.com/coilldarachscirocco6.html

 

[crazycoloured]

Any chance you can post a picture of your mare

 

[treacle_beastie]

Yes I had thought ID would suit I will post some pics when on pc

 

[treacle_beastie]

Here are some recent ish pics (last couple of years) btw the title of the post should have read what breed should I cross mine with!

This is her when she was just turned 6 yrs

 

[emlybob]

She really has less bone than expected from her breeding.

Do you want to produce more feather?

I would go for an Irish draught stallion for height and more bone or possibly a traditional banner cob. Have a look at bathley hill farm stud they have one of each!

Archie is also a super stallion.

You don't say what the potential foal will be used for, which may give us more of an idea which direction to point you in

 

[AmyMay]

I really like her.

If you want to 'lighten' her then I'd go TB. If not, I'd probably go ID.

 

[treacle_beastie]

Yeah she is def a cob body on th legs! Not really bothered about more feather, just more bone. I just want to produce an allrounder really as not very competitive, just riding club but must be athletic and springy enough to jump!

 

[gadetra]

Definately Irish Draught then, an old fashioned type if looking to add bone. They have all the jump you will need and an excellent temprament.
Good luck!