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 Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 2:29 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 11:09 pm
My thoughts throughout the video:
-The horse is a SAINT.
- The horse is in nice condition.
- If I were to buy the horse, it would have an immediate name-change.
- I wouldn't mind seeing the horse being ridden normally about now.
-Why is that woman riding in bare feet?
-Oh yay. Normal riding. Helmet and everything on the kid! Nice work.
-The horse is very responsive and looks quiet.
- How about we get a look at the conformation now?
- I was right! The horse is quiet. I, personally, would wear a helmet if I was riding in traffic...
-The horse is standing nicely for hoof care, that's a good thing. Ah, I can see the whole horse now. She's not too bad, from what I can see. Looks like she'll stay sound for a while, at the very least.
- Turns quite well, looks smooth to ride.
- Yay, she can be used for trails too!
And that's about it.
So, overall, I would look a bit further into the horse if I was looking for something to do barrels or just as a great pleasure riding horse. The video's not bad, better than galloping around dragging a tarp...
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Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 10:05 pm
my personal opinion is that it was a pretty good video. i mean the "trick" riding got a little old...it was kinda like...ok so the horse can do that...but can i do anything with it besides that? and then the video went on but, umm nevermind.
i thought it showed a lot of good things, like the hoof handling, bridling...umm...clipping. showed that the horse was pretty level headed. she looked like a typical.."you can do what you like to me...whatever" horse. so my thoughts are that it was pretty good.
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Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 2:16 pm
GogglesMandatory The video's not bad, better than galloping around dragging a tarp... Yeah, that was a horse in one of her other videos. rofl
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Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 12:09 am
Well, the "trick riding" doesn't really impress me at all... just makes me think that she's reckless. But watching the video, based on the other stuff, I would probably look into her as a kids horse for 4-H or something. She doesn't look like she's extremely talented at anything other than tolerating anything and everything, but she'd be a good all-arounder for someone just looking to have fun or try new things. She might also be a possibility as a lesson horse, but since there's so little footage of them actually riding her, you can't really tell how she goes or responds to aids.
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Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 7:08 pm
I'd buy him. A horse has to be very steady and sound of mind & body to be a trick horse.
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Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:38 am
I would defiantly buy the horse. She looks like a smooth ride, calm personality, great rhythms. She can run barrels, which is a 'YAY!' for me, because I ride barrels, and I need a barrel racing horse (: I would buy her, but my parents are a no go. When I'm 16, maybe but right now, I can't ):
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Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 10:40 pm
Seems like a really sweet pleasure ride. She looks quiet and responsive, lovely 4H or first horse. If I was 70 and looking for a horse, I'd look at ones like this. I think the trick riding is ok, but id rather see maybe 15 seconds of that tops. We get it. You can stand on your horse, good job.
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Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 10:04 pm
If they were marketing as a trick horse I would suggest the rider actually wear boots, preferably a helmet and have the horse in tack more suited for that particular area. If that were done then I think she would be a darling horse for it.
Not a horse I would be ever interested in for my self but maybe for my guy in a few years. 4H would be a good fit too.
I wasn't all that fond of her expression. Her movement isn't quite what I would want in a horse either.
At least the video looked mostly professional, no heart shaped fade outs or poor cuts.
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