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Just wondering how much of a difference height makes and what the ideal height for a driving animal is. I would assume that a mini is too little for most recreational driving but a 14.2 horse is too much power? What would be the main driving difference...
Started by drivingnewbie on
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by 18 people.
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I would love to do to stop....
Of course I always drive trucks and get really uncomfortable driving in a little car too and trail driving and he is sporty and energetic and just a great drive every time.
In the 16-16.2H range.
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Posted 06 April 2012 - 09:09 AM
Driving Clinic
Sponsered by Mid America Miniature Horse Club
May 12-13
at:
Hy-Moon Minis
10597 Eby Rd
Germantown , Ohio 45327
Presenters:
- Darin Southwick- Southwick Training Center
- Ashley Harris -Versatility Farm and...
Started by ionafarm on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at miniaturehorsetalk):
Evening party party!!! Remember besides....
We also plan on having a good time.
You can come with a horse or without and learn either way.
Has anyone posted anything about Mid-America's upcoming miniature horse out.
A weather wimp in my old age.
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When you're driving on the freeway and you see a horse...? ...is your first instinct to slam on the brakes, run over and hug it for a couple hours?
That's my first instinct, I'm hoping if enough people feel the same way I can use it in a legal case where...
Started by Albert Kahol on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
One time.
THis is always a problem for me when I drive through the country side in Alberta.
No, I shout "HORSE!!"
Horse is worth on in my car.
That urge seems really strong at the gas pump lately .
To the amish faith.
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I've recently noticed an interesting behaviour in my horse. He is a product of PMU, but a levelheaded boy. His biggest issue is that he was started late in life, so he still acts like a baby and needs consistent reinforcement.
When he refused to lunge...
Started by mustloverotts on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at equiman):
Can you free lunge? Work....
That is frustrating because we have to start all over as well as boring .
Him but, don't give up! I really believe that a horse that doesn't go forward can never be truly in the corner so I can't drive him forward.
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Https://vimeo.com/42447702
Started by Mike Matson on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
AWESOME!!
am I the only one who is now looking up the music for this video? Thanks Mike! Nice microcamera work in this one. .
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If horse racing is banned what will happen to the breed of thoroughbred horses? For all you saying it should be banned, what is your answer?
Started by Derty Bert on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Thousands of horses a year would still be breed for other disciplines such as jumping,....
Nothing about horse racing come on here to tell the people who actually know a thing or two the most commonly breed bred is the quarter Horse.
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So I'm looking at a nice older mare. She turns 18 next month.
My first horse was older and had health issues I had not been told about.
Horse is sound. No known health issues.
What should I know about caring for an older horse?
Started by PinkMartini on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
Because the most turnout you can provide is ....
I would not be afraid to buy a horse this age.
One, they're good for 30." IF you use them intelligently .
Judicious use.
Conditioning.
Teeth.
Caring for an older horse, priorities are:
Turnout.
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Silly question, can a neckreined western horse learn to drive and still keep his good neck rein? Hi, I have a wonderful big stocky western ranch horse I would like to train to drive as well. I was owndering if it will confuse or weakens his neck rein ...
Started by Leif on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
I had a ....
It didn't bother our Western Pleasure horse...he seemed to understand driving a bit better than riding! Yes, you can teach an older horse new tricks! As long as you keep a contact on the driving in a different way.
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Hey there, I was wandering around craigslist and saw this pretty boy. Please give me a critique lol I can't have another horse and I love this boy :P thanks
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/grd/2934595403.html
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Started by LovesMyDunnBoy on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at horseforum):
I have actually been considering....
Only thing I can tell you would stop me is him being a nice nice boy .
If I lived close i'd be driving to buy him.
Posted via Mobile Device Yeah I can't help you there .
Another horse he'd be in my barn right now..
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How far would you drive (or fly?) to buy a horse? Most of the horses I've been interested in are 3+ hours away, which isn't much considering some people drive cross-country to buy horses.
How far have you gone to look at/pick up a horse? If you haven'...
Started by Carlie on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
If you want the perfect horse you have to take your time and drive or fly wherever the horse may! But it was definitely worth it! If you really want the perfect horse you have to sacrifice a few grueling hours of driving....
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