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Author Topic: BORED, let's play a game! HalterGirl_88 Member Member # 753 posted November 29, 2003 06:42 PM         OK I'm gonna post pics of some of my horses, and you all can nit pick them as much as ya want, but tell me how much you would expect to spend on them, as they have all been sold, or are for sale for a price. Keep in mind they are all halter show prospects or halter broodmares. Interested to know different opinions! First pic Yearling AQHA stallion Second pic AQHA broodmare -------------------- Is it the smell of their body as I hug their long neck, or the scent only a horse has that I can't forget? Is it the depth of their eyes as they contentedly rest? No, it's just being around them that I like the best.--Teresa Becker http://community.webshots.com/user/haltergirl_88 Posts: 606 | From: IA | Registered: Sep 2003 hOrSeCrAzEeE120 Member Member # 771 posted November 29, 2003 07:09 PM         Yearling Stallion : $6500 AQHA Broodmare: $15,000 at least-- she is gorgouers! -------------------- * ashley * *.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.* RIP Scarlet, we love you and will never forget you, you touched so many people's lives. *.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.*.* Sarge.Rules.Sebastian <3 my boys for life, i love you all no matter what you all have a very special place in my heart! Posts: 1418 | From: PA | Registered: Sep 2003 HalterGirl_88 Member Member # 753 posted November 29, 2003 07:16 PM         AQHA broodmare AQHA broodmare AQHA broodmare -------------------- Is it the smell of their body as I hug their long neck, or the scent only a horse has that I can't forget? Is it the depth of their eyes as they contentedly rest? No, it's just being around them that I like the best.--Teresa Becker http://community.webshots.com/user/haltergirl_88 Posts: 606 | From: IA | Registered: Sep 2003 EventingDayDream Member Member # 993 posted November 29, 2003 08:32 PM         Yearling: $2000, in the pic he looks to be built extremely down hill. If this is just because of the way he is standing I would go up to $4k maybe 5. Mare: $10,000 she has great conformation but she would have to have some kind of show record before I would go any higher -------------------- http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=JesusFreak18 http://www.picturetrail.com/eventingdaydream http://www.picturetrail.com/tinaNpal Posts: 1248 | From: Texas | Registered: Nov 2003 Dawn Member Member # 14 posted November 29, 2003 08:33 PM         $5000 for the yearling going up or down depending on his head cause you can't see it in the pic. It's fairly obvious that he'll grow out of being downhill. He's the only one that I personally care for, so I can't say much about the mares. -------------------- Heard in the midst of a handwriting exam ~ "And to think, we could've been bio-chem majors." Posts: 6885 | From: Tennessee | Registered: Nov 2002 HalterGirl_88 Member Member # 753 posted November 29, 2003 08:48 PM         OK- Yr. stud: downhill at moment cause he's young, already started to even out since pic was taken. We got him out of a slaughter pen for $650!!!! Talk about diamond in the rough! 1st broodmare: $20,000 own daughter of Mr. Conclusion and a daughter of Precidence. 7 yrs old Due for a Jan 1 foal out of our World Champion paint stud. 2nd broodmare: 3 yrs old, $4,000, bred to our WC paint stud also 3rd broodmare: 11 yrs old, bred to one of our QH studs (son of Misters Pizazz and Concentuous), $4,000 4th broodmare: 18 yrs old own daughter of Red Sonny Dee and a daughter of The Continental. Producer of pt earners in the 100's. OPEN, $5,000 -------------------- Is it the smell of their body as I hug their long neck, or the scent only a horse has that I can't forget? Is it the depth of their eyes as they contentedly rest? No, it's just being around them that I like the best.--Teresa Becker http://community.webshots.com/user/haltergirl_88 Posts: 606 | From: IA | Registered: Sep 2003 Jumpers Member Member # 961 posted November 30, 2003 05:00 PM         I do not personally care for the conformation of any of them except possibly the 2nd broodmare. She's got the best conformation of any of them. However, I would not pay more than $3,000 for her if it were me. Your horses are all beautifully cared for and their coats are gleaming. It's great to see pics this high in quality! Keep up the great work! -------------------- "If I fail - I fail. But at least it will be a monumental failure." Mel Gibson Posts: 3011 | Registered: Nov 2003 tbluver Member Member # 721 posted December 01, 2003 09:35 PM         Hi, the yrl head looks too long for his body, prob. will not outgrow! others have (don't take this wrong) but terrible bodies for athletic ability, too long of backs, some have too short of legs, but great for reining, and the dun has too long of a skinny neck! For the yearling $1000 depending on the leveling, others(now i know that they are worth alot) but no more than 3k, i have a quarter that has better conformation that i bought from kentucky for less than 5k! here let me post it! Nikki -------------------- ****Thoroughbreds**** ~Experiance the power beyond others~ Pictures of April, Jiggs, and Gunner! http://community.webshots.com/user/sk8er9162 Posts: 946 | From: Florence,MT | Registered: Sep 2003 tbluver Member Member # 721 posted December 01, 2003 09:39 PM         web page -------------------- ****Thoroughbreds**** ~Experiance the power beyond others~ Pictures of April, Jiggs, and Gunner! http://community.webshots.com/user/sk8er9162 Posts: 946 | From: Florence,MT | Registered: Sep 2003 tbluver Member Member # 721 posted December 01, 2003 09:41 PM         that is the gelding that i just bought a few months ago, i paid $5000 for him, compare his conformation to your mare's and let me know what you think! -------------------- ****Thoroughbreds**** ~Experiance the power beyond others~ Pictures of April, Jiggs, and Gunner! http://community.webshots.com/user/sk8er9162 Posts: 946 | From: Florence,MT | Registered: Sep 2003 Dawn Member Member # 14 posted December 01, 2003 09:45 PM         For being a 3 year old, that horse appears to be very downhill. -------------------- Heard in the midst of a handwriting exam ~ "And to think, we could've been bio-chem majors." Posts: 6885 | From: Tennessee | Registered: Nov 2002 HalterGirl_88 Member Member # 753 posted December 02, 2003 05:59 AM         You must not have noticed in the original post that I said these were HALTER horses, so no they wouldn't have athletic event conformation. So I disagree that your palomino has better conformation, his neck ties too low for a halter horse, but is probably fine for a rider, I agree with Dawn that he looks downhill, but probably is just pic angle. -------------------- Is it the smell of their body as I hug their long neck, or the scent only a horse has that I can't forget? Is it the depth of their eyes as they contentedly rest? No, it's just being around them that I like the best.--Teresa Becker http://community.webshots.com/user/haltergirl_88 Posts: 606 | From: IA | Registered: Sep 2003 Petie Member Member # 880 posted December 02, 2003 06:44 AM         The yearling looks a little over at the knee to me, it may just be the photo. He has a wonderfully long neck, but is it too upright for a AQHA? As an Arab person, I love the neck. He looks a little straight in the hind legs to me and the right fore looks a little clubby. This may be the Arab person coming out in me again, but are his ears a little far apart? Kudos to you, all of the horses appear to be in great health and good coat! You must take very good care of them. -------------------- God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no horses. Posts: 325 | From: Midwest | Registered: Oct 2003 HalterGirl_88 Member Member # 753 posted December 02, 2003 10:20 AM         He does appear over at the knee in the pic, but I think I took it about the time he was shifting back and forth. In halter a higher tying neck is prefered along with the postier hocks. As far as is ears being far apart, guess I never really noticed it before but they are a little airplaney. Wish I had a pic of what he looked like when we got him from the kill pen!! -------------------- Is it the smell of their body as I hug their long neck, or the scent only a horse has that I can't forget? Is it the depth of their eyes as they contentedly rest? No, it's just being around them that I like the best.--Teresa Becker http://community.webshots.com/user/haltergirl_88 Posts: 606 | From: IA | Registered: Sep 2003 spyro1 Member Member # 647 posted December 02, 2003 11:57 AM         Okey dokey, good looking colt. BUT, yes, he does look over in teh knee, and for a halter prospect, I like a little more hip:) I guess I would also put him in teh $2000.00 range therabouts, the next pic of the halter mare is absolutely stunning horse flesh, really like her a lot:) the rest of the mares are nice, they have great bloodlines, however in order to really put a price tag on them, I would like to see their show ring accomplishments as well as their get's accomplishments, great looking horses. i know that they aren't fit for halter, but teh 3rd one down looks a little short in the neck for me. they are great looking though, very well taken care of:)Kudo's to you for saving the little colt from teh feed lot:) *Computer hug* to you LOL -------------------- http://members17.clubphoto.com/beth819817/2122088/guest.phtml Only those who risk going too far, will ever know how far they can go. Posts: 2755 | From: Sunny South Florida | Registered: Aug 2003 HalterGirl_88 Member Member # 753 posted December 02, 2003 12:08 PM         yes the second mare is short in the neck and a nasty heifer to boot, the dun mare too! Was happy to get rid of 'em! The third mare on the same page has never been shown herself, but her foals have hundreds of pts. in all sorts of disciplines. The very first mare has a 100 or so halter pts herself and this year will be her first foal for us. JAN 1!! -------------------- Is it the smell of their body as I hug their long neck, or the scent only a horse has that I can't forget? Is it the depth of their eyes as they contentedly rest? No, it's just being around them that I like the best.--Teresa Becker http://community.webshots.com/user/haltergirl_88 Posts: 606 | From: IA | Registered: Sep 2003 tbluver Member Member # 721 posted December 02, 2003 03:08 PM         Hi sorry, he does look a little down hill dosen't he, the old owners took the picture at an angle, also down a slope in a hill, here you want to see a nice horse? We bought him not too long ago, but I think considering the conformation you like, you would be inpressed with my dad's horse, let me find it on dreamhorse, as you notice the horses I am showing are from dreamhorse, haven't got recent pics:-)i'll get some soon. -------------------- ****Thoroughbreds**** ~Experiance the power beyond others~ Pictures of April, Jiggs, and Gunner! http://community.webshots.com/user/sk8er9162 Posts: 946 | From: Florence,MT | Registered: Sep 2003 tbluver Member Member # 721 posted December 02, 2003 03:48 PM         ok, i couldn't find any pictures of my dad's horse, so here is jiggs my 11 year old qh gelding, has nice conformation but not as nice as my dad's! chex chex front chex rear chex's cute face -------------------- ****Thoroughbreds**** ~Experiance the power beyond others~ Pictures of April, Jiggs, and Gunner! http://community.webshots.com/user/sk8er9162 Posts: 946 | From: Florence,MT | Registered: Sep 2003 tbluver Member Member # 721 posted December 02, 2003 03:49 PM         sorry about that, my dad's horse is jiggs...my horse is chex...lol, i am blonde! -------------------- ****Thoroughbreds**** ~Experiance the power beyond others~ Pictures of April, Jiggs, and Gunner! http://community.webshots.com/user/sk8er9162 Posts: 946 | From: Florence,MT | Registered: Sep 2003 HalterGirl_88 Member Member # 753 posted December 02, 2003 04:00 PM         He does have nice conformation, a little thicker in the neck than I personally prefer but all around very nice. Very "reinerish" (dont think that's a word but oh well) -------------------- Is it the smell of their body as I hug their long neck, or the scent only a horse has that I can't forget? Is it the depth of their eyes as they contentedly rest? No, it's just being around them that I like the best.--Teresa Becker http://community.webshots.com/user/haltergirl_88 Posts: 606 | From: IA | Registered: Sep 2003 EventingDayDream Member Member # 993 posted December 02, 2003 05:38 PM         nice horse! Ok I got one for you, this was my arab before we sold him. He's a Khemosabi son, currently 18 yrs old, 14.3 hands, we sold him when he was 17. I did a lot of dressage on him, scores always in the 60's usually mid to high 60's. Some of the awards we got together were: 2000 National Top Ten JTR Training Level dressage at the Youth Arabian Nationals, 2000 and 2001 Pro Am training level dressage champion. 2000 Cowtown JTR Dressage High Pt, 2000 Region 9 Reserve Champ Training Level, 2001 Region 9 Champion Training Level and Reserve Champ First Level. Here's a few pics: http://community.webshots.com/s/image4/7/11/12/58371112CQHbBX_ph.jpg]web page ]http://community.webshots.com/s/image4/7/11/12/58371112CQHbBX_ph.jpg[/URL] (pro am 2000) http://community.webshots.com/s/image4/7/10/4/58371004MsBIsO_ph.jpg (same show/ yr) By the time I sold him he was solidly schooling all his lateral movements (shoulder in, travers, half pass ect) So, to you dressage riders, what would you have said his worth was? Oh and before I bought him at 13 yrs he he did western pleasure and won Top Ten at naionals in Amatuer owner to ride. Reasong for editing: Ok try just copying the URL of the links and pasting in your browser, hopefully this works, let me know! [ December 02, 2003, 06:21 PM: Message edited by: Dawn ] -------------------- http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=JesusFreak18 http://www.picturetrail.com/eventingdaydream http://www.picturetrail.com/tinaNpal Posts: 1248 | From: Texas | Registered: Nov 2003 Dawn Member Member # 14 posted December 02, 2003 05:41 PM         Okay, those links don't work for me, anyone else? -------------------- Heard in the midst of a handwriting exam ~ "And to think, we could've been bio-chem majors." Posts: 6885 | From: Tennessee | Registered: Nov 2002 HalterGirl_88 Member Member # 753 posted December 02, 2003 06:17 PM         nope not for me either -------------------- Is it the smell of their body as I hug their long neck, or the scent only a horse has that I can't forget? Is it the depth of their eyes as they contentedly rest? No, it's just being around them that I like the best.--Teresa Becker http://community.webshots.com/user/haltergirl_88 Posts: 606 | From: IA | Registered: Sep 2003 cutting_queen Member Member # 1052 posted December 02, 2003 06:18 PM         nope!! -------------------- ***smalls*** Posts: 553 | From: washington | Registered: Nov 2003 Dawn Member Member # 14 posted December 02, 2003 06:21 PM         K, you have to copy and paste into your browser. -------------------- Heard in the midst of a handwriting exam ~ "And to think, we could've been bio-chem majors." Posts: 6885 | From: Tennessee | Registered: Nov 2002

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