Please judge conformation! I believe her front half may be tilted toward the camera, but not sure. As for the breeding Carol asked for, I only got half of the info last time! Her sire was Forever, a direct Volitaire son: http://www.ewsz.com/EWSZ/pedigree.asp?horseID=743 . His mother never had a show career, because she was born premature and never was completely sound. She was a full thoroughbred apparently, but I do not know her breeding. Our barn had another gelding by the same stallion who was GORGEOUS, and fancy fancy fancy; but I cannot remember the show name of the gelding or the stallion for the life of me. It makes sense why she’s so smart, brave, and knows how to look after her riders – it’s the thoroughbred in her! Hope this helps answer your questions a little, I will make a point to find out more about her mothers side, not only for you but I’m really curious now too!
Please Judge Conformation And More Info
August 18, 2012 By 1 Comment
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This attractive mare has nice short cannons and good bone. Her withers are well defined and well laid back. Her shoulder is very nice. Her neck ties onto the shoulder well and she has a lovely crest. Her top line is smooth. Her croup is slightly steep. Her hind leg is correct.
You are right, her bravery comes from the TB side!