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To: Duchess47

Sure is something how certain stallions 'look' stays in lines generation after generation.
Let me know what that Doc O'Lena bred baby looks like...and acts like, later.
Gees, I love watching those cuttin' horses!

Ciao, Shad


877 posted on 01/07/2005 3:46:07 PM PST by Shadow
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To: Shadow

That I will do. Momma can turn on a dime and herded goats for fun when she was a baby. I'm hoping the foal will inherit some of her abilities and all of her disposition. With the stud's breeding it should be outstanding, just as long as it's easy to live with :)

I have a neighbor that trains and rides cutting horses (his goal is to win at the Cow Palace) but he's into paints. I keep hoping I can work a deal with him in the future. The mare is small, only 15 hands, so my husband indulges me but refuses to get involved, he is definately a believer in the only horse worth anything is 16hh.


878 posted on 01/07/2005 3:53:14 PM PST by Duchess47 ("One day I will leave this world and dream myself to Reality" Crazy Horse)
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To: Shadow

Cutting horses are amazing.


881 posted on 01/07/2005 3:58:58 PM PST by Beaker
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