Shes the bay jumping the wall and the log, hehe she has a major pop shes 13.1hh and we jump 3'6'' classes. I may be plaiting well into the night then lol her mane is close to a foot now may need to shorten it
If she was a purebred native that you were also competing in M&M classes I would leave her hairy. But as she is a part-bred I would think it would be more correct to plait.
Part bred Welsh always seem to be shown plaited rather than natural, and isn't it acceptable to show New Forest plaited even in an M&M class? (Is this the case, or did I imagine it, does anyone know?)
I do normal and M+M workers on Frank and never plait because he is pure so would be incorrect turnout. I only do the normals too because often the M+M is very small locally so would much rather do open WHP and have something to jump.
You should plait really as she is part bred but if she looks like a pure bred you might be able to get away with saying she is a NF as a local show would not tend to require evidence of breeding.
Hehe thanks guys, She won her class with an unplaited mane against some horses who i thought where a better stamp of a WHP than her :S Who knows what the judges where looking for the only reason i took her in was to see if shed behave