This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (jean gayle) >This message is from: partoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Dear Jean, , I would >very much like to know more about the mare you mentioned: What new did >actually happen when she was six and started bossing the geldings around? >Was there a change in the herd, were there new horses to come along or >some horses to leave the herd? Or what made her start behaving >differently? And what do you actually do with her - do you work a lot >with her and does she enjoy that in general?
Hello Sini in Finland. Nothing changed on the place when the mare became dominant. She just matured into what she would be, dominant. Her mother, surprisingly was passive and would not move until the old gelding told her to. She, present mare named Eugenia Rex, was an outgoing filly and quite obedient. She is rarely used as until June when my Fjord died I rode him only. I really need to find someone to ride her as she is obedient under saddle altho i have not ridden her. The reason??? At 73, I do not climb as well and she is 16.1 or 2. Also if I fall off do not want to be up that high! I bred for her as my last mount, but waited too long. She is a beauty. Jean Gayle Jean Gayle --- A Subscriber at Techline
