Polish Warmbloods?

pony_lover85 · 07-03-2003, 04:44 PM

Does anyone here have or ride a polish warmblood?

I lease one and he is quite an unusual horse. he falls over in his stall (ouch) eek! . He is also very skittish and is a chicken. Do warmblood owners notice their wimpy attitudes too? LOL just wondering..he is a joy to be around tho..a true character! Also, hiw big are your polish warmbloods? Gaspar is 17.2hh
Thanx!

Morgana · 07-04-2003, 06:47 AM

Umm... I was allowed to ride a polish warmblood-mare about half a year ago (for 2 months or so). She is 1.62m, and she had never gotten a proper training (in the beginning she wouldn´t go straight forward) but I never noticed any "whimpy attitudes". The reason probably is the "polish warmbloods" is a "chewing-gum-word"... I can´t explain better, sorry frown

RubySlipper · 07-05-2003, 06:56 AM

We have a Polish Trakehner at my barn and he is not like that at all. He was imported in 2001 and is awsome. He is huge and can be a bit of a bull to lead out to turnout but he is as brave as can be. He was a jumper but he will do anything you ask of him from dressage to cross country tom the equitation. We love him.

polish warmblood mad · 08-11-2003, 11:10 AM

HI I HAV A POLISH WARMBLOOD SHE IS LOVELY AND DOESNT DO ANYTHING WEIRD LIKE DA 1 U KNOW YOURS MIGHT HAV A PROBLEM WID ITS BAK IF IT FALLS 2 DA GROUND IN HIS STALL OR A BRAIN PROBLEM U SHOULD GET A VET 2 CHECK IT OUT DATS MY OPINION REPLY PLZ

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07-03-2003, 04:44 PM	#1
pony_lover85 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Canada Posts: 19	Polish Warmbloods? Does anyone here have or ride a polish warmblood? I lease one and he is quite an unusual horse. he falls over in his stall (ouch) eek! . He is also very skittish and is a chicken. Do warmblood owners notice their wimpy attitudes too? LOL just wondering..he is a joy to be around tho..a true character! Also, hiw big are your polish warmbloods? Gaspar is 17.2hh Thanx!

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07-04-2003, 06:47 AM	#2
Morgana Full Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Germany Posts: 45	Umm... I was allowed to ride a polish warmblood-mare about half a year ago (for 2 months or so). She is 1.62m, and she had never gotten a proper training (in the beginning she wouldn´t go straight forward) but I never noticed any "whimpy attitudes". The reason probably is the "polish warmbloods" is a "chewing-gum-word"... I can´t explain better, sorry frown

07-05-2003, 06:56 AM	#3
RubySlipper Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 566	We have a Polish Trakehner at my barn and he is not like that at all. He was imported in 2001 and is awsome. He is huge and can be a bit of a bull to lead out to turnout but he is as brave as can be. He was a jumper but he will do anything you ask of him from dressage to cross country tom the equitation. We love him.

08-11-2003, 11:10 AM	#4
polish warmblood mad Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: wellingborough Posts: 1	HI I HAV A POLISH WARMBLOOD SHE IS LOVELY AND DOESNT DO ANYTHING WEIRD LIKE DA 1 U KNOW YOURS MIGHT HAV A PROBLEM WID ITS BAK IF IT FALLS 2 DA GROUND IN HIS STALL OR A BRAIN PROBLEM U SHOULD GET A VET 2 CHECK IT OUT DATS MY OPINION REPLY PLZ wink