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I don't for my own horses, because I don't like how it looks, or the extra sweat it causes.

When I am clipping other people's horses, I leave a saddle patch, simply because that is what is 'done'...

I stay on top of it every single day. I treat my grays very similarly to how I treat the rest of my horses, which means I curry them for at least 15 mins/day. Currying + brushing will lift most "new"...

In the middles Elspeth Roake was 9th.

My farrier told me titanium is lighter than aluminum and stronger than steel...but can make them slip and slide around more if the footing is iffy.

Agree fully w/ Kinsella.

4 rounds, 4 warmups, 4 different riders over 1.60m or so? Most of these horses do 1 or 2 classes a show. It's not really fair, especially after the already grueling week.

Timmy Kees in Newtown

I used to stick my tongue out. Now I just have a completely blank look. As if I'm a vegetable. It's hilarious.

Depends on what trainer means by 'strip'. If they mean 'strip' by using a regular cleaner (glycerine soap, effax ledercombi, even some palmolive...whatever your choice is) to get off the waxy...

Just to be clear, I'm not looking to breed a mare- or buy a mare to breed... I'm researching bloodlines for when I purchase a young, unbroke pony relatively soon.

First off, thanks everyone for all the responses. I've gotten a lot of good information out of this thread.



The thing is, I'm not looking to breed a mare, so I'd have a tough time telling you...

Thanks for all the responses so far. They've been very educational. Breeders- if you had to pick one stallion to fit my criteria that you don't own, who would it be? :winkgrin:

My question is exactly what the title says. Who are some hunter pony stallions (or any names to look for in the pedigree) that are fairly prepotent for putting great minds on their offspring? If you...