Weezy
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That is one gorgeous horse
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Bossanova
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I had to double check the price- stands out a mile above the rest doesnt he?
ihatework
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If I had the spare money he'd be at home with me now
BBs
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Yes i saw him too - B&J kindly pointed him in my direction.
Right now, I am going to have to say to dad, actually why dont we get another Bertie that might change his mind.
Molineux's line manager's OH has a 5 year old race horse which looks lovely who is too slow for racing - so shes going to ask if i can take it on instead. But i am rather taken wtih this horse in ireland.
Right now, I am going to have to say to dad, actually why dont we get another Bertie that might change his mind.
Molineux's line manager's OH has a 5 year old race horse which looks lovely who is too slow for racing - so shes going to ask if i can take it on instead. But i am rather taken wtih this horse in ireland.
BBs
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Cute, but quite small. Not tracking up in trot and a bit downhill.
More of a show hunter than an event IMO
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Its 4 years old
Remember eventers come in all shapes and sizes, Glengarric is only 15.2 and at 20 is the oldest horse going to WEG this year.
Cute, but quite small. Not tracking up in trot and a bit downhill.
More of a show hunter than an event IMO
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Its 4 years old
Remember eventers come in all shapes and sizes, Glengarric is only 15.2 and at 20 is the oldest horse going to WEG this year.
racingdemon
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you want a full TB, if so, let me know, may know of a VERY smart 4yo or alternatively a yearling, amongst others
Bananaman
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Devlin is by the same stallion as my Spider, and although I am biased, I do think mine is much nicer!
I agree with most others on here that I don't think there is enough 'blood' in his pedigree for what you would want.
If you are set on a coloured howabout searching for something by this horse http://www.stallionsonline.co.uk/viewitem.php?id=241&t=Greenbank%20Harlequin
out of a TB mare?
Or have a look on the BSPA and CHAPS websites for stallions/studs/youngstock.
Looking in Ireland is a good idea if you have the contacts...........there are more and more quality coloureds being bred now, it's just a case of finding them!
Going back to Devlin, he looks like a nice colt but I think he would be more suited as an allrounder rather than an eventer.
I agree with most others on here that I don't think there is enough 'blood' in his pedigree for what you would want.
If you are set on a coloured howabout searching for something by this horse http://www.stallionsonline.co.uk/viewitem.php?id=241&t=Greenbank%20Harlequin
out of a TB mare?
Or have a look on the BSPA and CHAPS websites for stallions/studs/youngstock.
Looking in Ireland is a good idea if you have the contacts...........there are more and more quality coloureds being bred now, it's just a case of finding them!
Going back to Devlin, he looks like a nice colt but I think he would be more suited as an allrounder rather than an eventer.
BBs
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Thanks RD.
Yes 4 year old would be better as i want to do baby classes with it
tell me more please
Ahh see i forgot youre the one in the know when it comes to TB's and Vicjp
Yes 4 year old would be better as i want to do baby classes with it
Ahh see i forgot youre the one in the know when it comes to TB's and Vicjp
BBs
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Thank you Bananaman
Inclined to agree with you, yours is stunning - is he forsale
J has a lot of contacts in America and Ireland - just tried to call him (hes at Gatcombe today where there seems to be pants signal
- he will be pleased! mums gonna talk to dad this evening
Inclined to agree with you, yours is stunning - is he forsale
J has a lot of contacts in America and Ireland - just tried to call him (hes at Gatcombe today where there seems to be pants signal
Bananaman
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Thanks BB but NO, definately NOT..........he's mine!
Just had a quick look and how about these?
http://www.horsequest.co.uk/buyDirect.htm Nice, but too much white for my taste.
http://www.horsequest.co.uk/ColdicoteSportHorses1.htm They had a lovely one on Horsequest but I scrolled down and can't find it now?! Lots of nice ones though not cheap!
http://www.horsequest.co.uk/images/LoweCollDressJune.jpg Looks interesting.
Just had a quick look and how about these?
http://www.horsequest.co.uk/buyDirect.htm Nice, but too much white for my taste.
http://www.horsequest.co.uk/ColdicoteSportHorses1.htm They had a lovely one on Horsequest but I scrolled down and can't find it now?! Lots of nice ones though not cheap!
http://www.horsequest.co.uk/images/LoweCollDressJune.jpg Looks interesting.
vic07
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is it normal for a 2 y.o to look so mature? - regarding the mill law 2 y.o?
Niamhy
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Alot of Two for Joy and Jump for Joy stock out and about these days,, a friend of mine has a colt by Jump for Joy, nice animal alright.
Emily99
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YO has a yearling colt, by Lauriston out of a Renkum Eirann (sp) mare and he looks very mature for his age and he's going to be huge!! Currently unbeaten showing as a hunter but he'll prob event when he's older too.
sillygillyhorse
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Miley throws some nice coloured event types, he is not a particularly fashionable stalliion but some of his off spring have gone Advanced. We have a coloured foal on the yard by Miley and she has fantastic temperment and is exceptionally brave. Think I'm right in saying he stands very near Weezy, might be worth a call to the stud to see what they have.