GORGEOUS Stallion

sirius-dressage · 01-06-2007, 07:36 PM

Plus he's an Andy, and they aren't your mellow Warmblood anyways...so his temperment and "jitteryness" look to be spot on for a hotter horse that is obviously incredibly trained to be doing the high school movements.

He's the type I like...I think American breeders have lost a lot of the essence of the Spanish horses in their breeding programs. He's built like a baroque horse should be, compact everywhere, through his neck and back...with the correct head type. If I ever got my Andalusian, and I had the money, I would want to import from Spain. Unfortuanately, that looks to be a slim chance.

Reed Hill Farm · 01-06-2007, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by lilrider

Wait I am confused... do you own the stallion that the OP posted about? If not then I am confused as to why you posted about your stallion?... no offense just confused lol Your stud is a lovely boy. If I was looking into havoverians for my Thoroughbred mare I would definatley look into him.

Hey There, No I don't own the stallion on the clip, but Fuerst Grayheart (Fuerst Gotthard) I was just telling her, that we had a similar looking stallion that was a different breed, and a good mover. That's all. I am happy to mail DVD's to mare owners interested.

miss machine · 01-07-2007, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Reed Hill Farm

Hey There, No I don't own the stallion on the clip, but Fuerst Grayheart (Fuerst Gotthard) I was just telling her, that we had a similar looking stallion that was a different breed, and a good mover. That's all. I am happy to mail DVD's to mare owners interested.

Your stallion is nice but I don't see the similarity?

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He's the type I like...I think American breeders have lost a lot of the essence of the Spanish horses in their breeding programs. He's built like a baroque horse should be, compact everywhere, through his neck and back...with the correct head type. If I ever got my Andalusian, and I had the money, I would want to import from Spain. Unfortuanately, that looks to be a slim chance.

I completely agree. I too, would import. I think somewhere along the lines these breeds were corrupted in the states. Not necessarily bad horses, but far from what they originally were bred to be.

*shrug*

Reed Hill Farm · 01-08-2007, 11:04 PM

[quote=miss machine]Your stallion is nice but I don't see the similarity?

Mainly just colour, and a powerful mover as well, just a different breed.

01-06-2007, 07:36 PM	#21
sirius-dressage Senior Member+ Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Northern VA Posts: 2,952 Images: 85 Blog Entries: 1	Plus he's an Andy, and they aren't your mellow Warmblood anyways...so his temperment and "jitteryness" look to be spot on for a hotter horse that is obviously incredibly trained to be doing the high school movements. He's the type I like...I think American breeders have lost a lot of the essence of the Spanish horses in their breeding programs. He's built like a baroque horse should be, compact everywhere, through his neck and back...with the correct head type. If I ever got my Andalusian, and I had the money, I would want to import from Spain. Unfortuanately, that looks to be a slim chance. __________________ Oliver July1994 - July 18, 2008 You will always be loved.

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01-08-2007, 11:04 PM	#24
Reed Hill Farm Full Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Middle TN 40 miles South of Nashville Posts: 55	[quote=miss machine]Your stallion is nice but I don't see the similarity? Mainly just colour, and a powerful mover as well, just a different breed.