"Yay imagination time! Well more imagination time for some of us and a tiny bit less for the rest of us. This week's blog hop is..... If you could/were so inclined to breed your horse (1.. let's not get into the issues of backyard breeding and 2.. let's pretend your horse is a mare if it's not) WHO would you breed your horse to and Why!"
Luckily enough, don't you roll your eyes, I do have a mare and while I'm sure I will never breed her I have done some "what if" thinking. Be warned that I haven't put any real thought into what Katai needs improved or if these particular stallions could make any of those improvements. Mostly this is just a case of "ooooooo pretty!"
1. Aspen Way Gala Night
To me, this is the way a horse should look. I adore every thing about him.
Plus he has dressage skillz.
2. Gladheart Linhawk
Gladheart is a 13.3 hand Morgan stallion that has been shown to PSG.
You would think that I have a thing for black horses but actually its really not my favorite color, these two just happen to be black.
Ideally I'd want the foal to mature to 13.3-14.2 hands.
VCBH: Bit it Up
" I want to hear all about what bit you ride your current beastie in and why!"
I ride Katai in a Neue Schule Eggbutt. Its a pricy bit but it is also the only bit I could find that came not only smaller in width but also in diameter. Katai wears a 4.5" bit, and even that is fairly loose, and has a very low pallet. One of the first bits I tried on her made her extremely fussy and something seemed weird so I pulled open her lips and looked and discovered that she couldn't even get close to closing her mouth. Talk about uncomfortable! I would be fussy too. When I switched to this bit I still expected some baby gnawing but she just went completely quiet in her mouth and still is. So much so that I've never used a flash and hope to never need to.
This bit is basically the equivilent of a pony sized Sprenger and I will never use anything else. Luckily they have several different styles so hopefully if I ever need to try anything else I will be able to find it in a Neue Schule.
Katai updates to follow!
Those are some handsome fellows!
ReplyDeleteI sure think so! Now I just need to win the lottery and buy a farm so that I can have baby poniez :-)
DeleteBoth are gorgeous!! I love Morgans. :D I had to look up the first stallion because I'd never heard of him. His website says British Riding Pony. Never heard of it, but I like him! Good choices!
ReplyDeleteThey tend to have a lot of thoroughbred in them and I think many of them are extremely beautiful. Some of them have such long thin legs that I just can't imagine they would withstand much riding but they are very delicate looking.
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