What breed should i breed my arab mare to...

windwalker · 01-04-2008, 03:30 PM

Thanks!!!!

windwalker · 01-04-2008, 05:42 PM

Okay,here are a few picture's of Mynika i took a few hour's ago at the barn.It was very windy and she was quite cheeky.

Even though in these pic's she look's calm,she was being quite the brat,pawing at the ground,tugging on the lead-rope,and throwing her head around.She was flipping out because of the wind,and since she couldn't see her mom,who was sulking behind a big blackberry bush in the woods.

But she sure does know how to pose in a picture! Such a photo genic gal!

There's going to be many more (sorry for the eventual pic overload!) pic's.
I still have NO IDEA how to make the picture's bigger,so if any of you know,i'll increase the size immediatly.
Thanks.

GCA-HGEsquire · 01-04-2008, 05:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by windwalker

There's going to be many more (sorry for the eventual pic overload!) pic's.
I still have NO IDEA how to make the picture's bigger,so if any of you know,i'll increase the size immediatly.
Thanks.

Go to the pics you have uploaded, right click on them to see the properties then copy and paste in between these tags [img] xxxxxxxxxx.jpeg [/img]
This will put the picture in the thread in a larger size

Hope that helps!

Denise Gainey

windwalker · 01-04-2008, 06:22 PM

Thank's a lot for the advice,denise,but i still can't increase the size.I'm totally stumped!

Skye · 01-04-2008, 07:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by windwalker

Thank's a lot for the advice,denise,but i still can't increase the size.I'm totally stumped!

Don't worry about it. The photos you have posted are 'thumbnails', meaning when you click on them they will pop up with an enlarged photo.

Your mare is beautiful, by the way. She has a very soft, kind expression.

windwalker · 01-04-2008, 07:56 PM

O MY GOODNESS!!! The wind here is blowing SOOOOO hard,i'd be suprised if we didn't get a power outage.....

Okay,i'm going to post more of my pic's,even if they are small.But i'll try and see if i can make these one's bigger.

The wind blowing her tail,looking over the fence for mom

I was going to have her trot and canter,but with her being so frazzled today,i thought it was best to keep her calm!

A bit sleepy,huh?

There's my lovely girl.

Here's her mommy!!

Windy

From behind

Come on,smile?? For me??

18 y/o and still kickin' it!! I've been riding this girl ever since i was five years old,she's the greatest!! A bit of a over-protect mom,though!

Look at that neck!

Show me your face,pretty girl

Standing pretty

mommy's bum!

Daughter's bum!

still no smile for me???

mom and daughter

stayin' by the trees

Okay,i'm done!!! Thank's for your patience,and,once again,sorry that they're so small!!

windwalker · 01-05-2008, 09:30 PM

So i just got back home from going into victoria to look at two stallion's.
They're both amazing,with beautiful conformation,excellent feet and puppy-dog personality's.I love them both!!!
One is a registered pinto,who has pinto saddlebred,arabian and quarter horse in him.
The other is a pure black,big boned,sweet as a kitten Canadian stallion who came straight out of the bush in quebec at three year's old.
Which one do you think mynika would benifit from? Personally,i'm pretty darn sold on the canadian,but i still have one more stallion to look at in Delta,which might just be the one (he's a beautiful grey andy).

lips · 01-05-2008, 10:01 PM

Ultimatley the decision is yours and yours alone to make as it will be your foal. But I can't figure out why you would choose those breeds of horses if you are thinking of breeding for endurance or eventing. But I guess your choices are limited due to the live cover correct?

Caterina · 01-05-2008, 10:04 PM

Have fun with Regalo, you fall in love with him

Well have to start a movement in the endurance world, with our half-andys

(if you choose to breed to him).

Quote:

Originally Posted by windwalker

So i just got back home from going into victoria to look at two stallion's.
They're both amazing,with beautiful conformation,excellent feet and puppy-dog personality's.I love them both!!!
One is a registered pinto,who has pinto saddlebred,arabian and quarter horse in him.
The other is a pure black,big boned,sweet as a kitten Canadian stallion who came straight out of the bush in quebec at three year's old.
Which one do you think mynika would benifit from? Personally,i'm pretty darn sold on the canadian,but i still have one more stallion to look at in Delta,which might just be the one (he's a beautiful grey andy).

Caterina · 01-05-2008, 10:07 PM

What did you think of this arab stally?
http://www.paradiseequine.net/shamsu.html

01-04-2008, 07:56 PM	#66
windwalker Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 219	O MY GOODNESS!!! The wind here is blowing SOOOOO hard,i'd be suprised if we didn't get a power outage..... Okay,i'm going to post more of my pic's,even if they are small.But i'll try and see if i can make these one's bigger. The wind blowing her tail,looking over the fence for mom I was going to have her trot and canter,but with her being so frazzled today,i thought it was best to keep her calm! A bit sleepy,huh? There's my lovely girl. Here's her mommy!! Windy From behind Come on,smile?? For me?? 18 y/o and still kickin' it!! I've been riding this girl ever since i was five years old,she's the greatest!! A bit of a over-protect mom,though! Look at that neck! Show me your face,pretty girl Standing pretty mommy's bum! Daughter's bum! still no smile for me??? mom and daughter stayin' by the trees Okay,i'm done!!! Thank's for your patience,and,once again,sorry that they're so small!! Last edited by windwalker; 01-04-2008 at 08:47 PM.

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01-04-2008, 03:30 PM	#61
windwalker Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 219	Thanks!!!!

01-04-2008, 05:42 PM	#62
windwalker Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 219	Okay,here are a few picture's of Mynika i took a few hour's ago at the barn.It was very windy and she was quite cheeky. Even though in these pic's she look's calm,she was being quite the brat,pawing at the ground,tugging on the lead-rope,and throwing her head around.She was flipping out because of the wind,and since she couldn't see her mom,who was sulking behind a big blackberry bush in the woods. But she sure does know how to pose in a picture! Such a photo genic gal! There's going to be many more (sorry for the eventual pic overload!) pic's. I still have NO IDEA how to make the picture's bigger,so if any of you know,i'll increase the size immediatly. Thanks.

01-04-2008, 06:22 PM	#64
windwalker Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 219	Thank's a lot for the advice,denise,but i still can't increase the size.I'm totally stumped!

01-05-2008, 09:30 PM	#67
windwalker Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: British Columbia, Canada Posts: 219	So i just got back home from going into victoria to look at two stallion's. They're both amazing,with beautiful conformation,excellent feet and puppy-dog personality's.I love them both!!! One is a registered pinto,who has pinto saddlebred,arabian and quarter horse in him. The other is a pure black,big boned,sweet as a kitten Canadian stallion who came straight out of the bush in quebec at three year's old. Which one do you think mynika would benifit from? Personally,i'm pretty darn sold on the canadian,but i still have one more stallion to look at in Delta,which might just be the one (he's a beautiful grey andy).

01-05-2008, 10:01 PM	#68
lips Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 258 Images: 4	Ultimatley the decision is yours and yours alone to make as it will be your foal. But I can't figure out why you would choose those breeds of horses if you are thinking of breeding for endurance or eventing. But I guess your choices are limited due to the live cover correct?