2 year old Quarter Horse

Just_Another_Love007 · 07-22-2008, 11:18 PM

Breed: Quarter horse
Age: 2
Gender: mare
Height: 15.2 1/2
Horse's current job and future intended uses: she is in training for english pleasure at the moment and knows how to walk/trot/canter/back. i will hopefully use her for hunter/jumper and enlgish pleasure. some halter as well as western and some trail classes
Additional Information: she is Art I Sweet X Nancys Last Lark

HotxtoxTrot · 07-25-2008, 11:25 PM

Very feminine head, maybe a bit thick through the throatlatch though. Decent shoulder angle and back length. Nice rear end, should muscle up well. Although she isnt square, she appears to be beind the knee as well as tied in under the knee in front, and post-legged in the back.

Mav2007 · 07-26-2008, 08:36 AM

Need more pictures to do a good analysis.

Just_Another_Love007 · 07-26-2008, 08:42 AM

shes only two and has been ridden lightly but knows her stuff. i just got her a week ago and i will be lightly riding her walk trot and on trails. next year she should start showing in the aqha circuit. shes very mature for her age. and hopefully i can get some more pictures today.

thank you!

lbequ4002 · 07-26-2008, 08:35 PM

Her hocks look a little straight and I agree she seems over at the knee. I'd also like to see a little more bone for that body but overall she's a very pretty girl. I love that pretty qh head.

rebel beck · 07-27-2008, 03:48 PM

I think she is very pretty. She should be just fine for what you are going to do with her. I really don't think she is over at the knees just the way she is standing. Be sure you don't do to much with her to soon.

Just_Another_Love007 · 07-27-2008, 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rebel beck

I think she is very pretty. She should be just fine for what you are going to do with her. I really don't think she is over at the knees just the way she is standing. Be sure you don't do to much with her to soon.

oh yea i know we are going to do only walk trot shows to try and get some aqha points. we are getting a new western show saddle soon so i can start riding western with her. i cant wait till shes old enough to start over fences.

Just_Another_Love007 · 07-27-2008, 08:55 PM

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somehow missed this earlier

but i am NOT the one who started her. this horse was given to me and already had all this training. i am not going to canter her much at all under saddle. i will continue to train her to lunge and she will just canter then. cause i understand that it can cause many issues. me personally i would have waited still another year to start her but seeings she has been started im going to introduce small things and do light riding.

cameo05 · 07-28-2008, 03:26 PM

First off, she is a very pretty colored filly with a kind eye and a beautiful head to boot. For me she is a tad to lite in the rear end verses the shoulder, but you know what she is still growing. This is not a training area so that should be left to another thread. She should be able to do what you would like her to do. SHe looks to be a very good mover, but would need a video to tell for sure.

All in all you really have a nice filly and she should make an awesome built mare at maturity. Congrats on her and keep doing what you are doing within moderation.

**seerfarm** · 07-28-2008, 03:53 PM

[quote=Just_Another_Love007;1321158]Breed: Quarter horse
Age: 2
Gender: mare
Height: 15.2 1/2
Horse's current job and future intended uses: she is in training for english pleasure at the moment and knows how to walk/trot/canter/back.

somehow missed this earlier

but i am NOT the one who started her. this horse was given to me and already had all this training. i am not going to canter her much at all under saddle. i will continue to train her to lunge and she will just canter then. cause i understand that it can cause many issues. me personally i would have waited still another year to start her but seeings she has been started im going to introduce small things and do light riding.
Yesterday 05:25 PM

I am confused.

Confirmationally.....Fairly nice looking inmature 2 yr.old. Nice head (says mare), alert eyes and ears, a bit thick through the throatlatch but I believe a growth thing. Nice neck that tie's in a bit high but very suitable for English disciplines. Appears a bit mutton withered, but again could be growth. Good back length with a nice deep heartgirth and good underline. Shows a nice angle to the shoulder, lots of range there. I find her behind the knee, with extremely thin bone for her height and current work conditions. Seeing thickening of the suspensory and fetlock tendons already. Very long pasterns that are very upright. Very light hip, appearance of a goose rump with a low croup set. A bit open, but straight stifle which may make loping a bit post legged of sort until maturity. Very upright hocks, again light bone. Appears to have a bit better angle to her rear pasterns however.

Confirmationally, fairly sound if left to grow and fill out a bit more. Biggest concerns will be her light bone holding up to rigors of jumping, but she should make a decent English Pleasure of Flat Work horse. Not seeing Western at all, but just a personnal opinion here.

pvf · 07-28-2008, 04:04 PM

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07-22-2008, 11:18 PM
Just_Another_Love007 Weanling Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: florida Posts: 404	2 year old Quarter Horse Breed: Quarter horse Age: 2 Gender: mare Height: 15.2 1/2 Horse's current job and future intended uses: she is in training for english pleasure at the moment and knows how to walk/trot/canter/back. i will hopefully use her for hunter/jumper and enlgish pleasure. some halter as well as western and some trail classes Additional Information: she is Art I Sweet X Nancys Last Lark

07-25-2008, 11:25 PM
HotxtoxTrot Yearling Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Virginia Posts: 768	Very feminine head, maybe a bit thick through the throatlatch though. Decent shoulder angle and back length. Nice rear end, should muscle up well. Although she isnt square, she appears to be beind the knee as well as tied in under the knee in front, and post-legged in the back.

07-26-2008, 08:36 AM
Mav2007 Long Yearling Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,489	Need more pictures to do a good analysis.

07-26-2008, 08:42 AM
Just_Another_Love007 Weanling Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: florida Posts: 404	shes only two and has been ridden lightly but knows her stuff. i just got her a week ago and i will be lightly riding her walk trot and on trails. next year she should start showing in the aqha circuit. shes very mature for her age. and hopefully i can get some more pictures today. thank you!

07-26-2008, 08:35 PM
lbequ4002 Yearling Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Central AL Posts: 775	Her hocks look a little straight and I agree she seems over at the knee. I'd also like to see a little more bone for that body but overall she's a very pretty girl. I love that pretty qh head.

07-27-2008, 03:48 PM
rebel beck Weanling Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mississippi Posts: 361	I think she is very pretty. She should be just fine for what you are going to do with her. I really don't think she is over at the knees just the way she is standing. Be sure you don't do to much with her to soon. __________________ Becky Horse Mom Stable Cleaner Groom

07-27-2008, 08:55 PM
Just_Another_Love007 Weanling Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: florida Posts: 404	Comment removed by MOD somehow missed this earlier but i am NOT the one who started her. this horse was given to me and already had all this training. i am not going to canter her much at all under saddle. i will continue to train her to lunge and she will just canter then. cause i understand that it can cause many issues. me personally i would have waited still another year to start her but seeings she has been started im going to introduce small things and do light riding. Last edited by pvf : 07-28-2008 at 04:01 PM.

07-28-2008, 03:26 PM
cameo05 Bombproof Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Georgia Posts: 8,832	First off, she is a very pretty colored filly with a kind eye and a beautiful head to boot. For me she is a tad to lite in the rear end verses the shoulder, but you know what she is still growing. This is not a training area so that should be left to another thread. She should be able to do what you would like her to do. SHe looks to be a very good mover, but would need a video to tell for sure. All in all you really have a nice filly and she should make an awesome built mare at maturity. Congrats on her and keep doing what you are doing within moderation. __________________

07-28-2008, 03:53 PM
seerfarm Super Moderator Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Portal, Ga Posts: 7,822	[quote=Just_Another_Love007;1321158]Breed: Quarter horse Age: 2 Gender: mare Height: 15.2 1/2 Horse's current job and future intended uses: she is in training for english pleasure at the moment and knows how to walk/trot/canter/back. somehow missed this earlier but i am NOT the one who started her. this horse was given to me and already had all this training. i am not going to canter her much at all under saddle. i will continue to train her to lunge and she will just canter then. cause i understand that it can cause many issues. me personally i would have waited still another year to start her but seeings she has been started im going to introduce small things and do light riding. Yesterday 05:25 PM I am confused. Confirmationally.....Fairly nice looking inmature 2 yr.old. Nice head (says mare), alert eyes and ears, a bit thick through the throatlatch but I believe a growth thing. Nice neck that tie's in a bit high but very suitable for English disciplines. Appears a bit mutton withered, but again could be growth. Good back length with a nice deep heartgirth and good underline. Shows a nice angle to the shoulder, lots of range there. I find her behind the knee, with extremely thin bone for her height and current work conditions. Seeing thickening of the suspensory and fetlock tendons already. Very long pasterns that are very upright. Very light hip, appearance of a goose rump with a low croup set. A bit open, but straight stifle which may make loping a bit post legged of sort until maturity. Very upright hocks, again light bone. Appears to have a bit better angle to her rear pasterns however. Confirmationally, fairly sound if left to grow and fill out a bit more. Biggest concerns will be her light bone holding up to rigors of jumping, but she should make a decent English Pleasure of Flat Work horse. Not seeing Western at all, but just a personnal opinion here. __________________ The man who questions opinions is wise. The man who quarrels with facts is a fool. Last edited by pvf : 07-28-2008 at 04:02 PM.

07-28-2008, 04:04 PM
pvf Regional Forums Moderator Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Minnesota Posts: 6,441	All comments need to be related to the conformation of the horse. If you have questions or concerns about training please do so by PM'S. Thanks Mods __________________ www.prairieviewfarms.net Raising Reg. Paints and Quarter horses