yes-a National Show Horse is an Arab saddlebred cross. they show them in
"Park" classes and they can be racking fools. there was an arab stud at Cal
Poly Pomona when i was there, that had this amazing rack-Reign On- and some
of his cross foals did well. he just seemed to float. attaching phot
I actually paid $1000 to have a National Show Horse mare shipped from
Arizona to Oregon. Sadly, the owner was dying (a youngish woman) and the
breeder was trying to place her. I thought she would be a horse my grandson
and I could share. I never even sat on her.
By the way, this has nothing to
My daughter
> rides an endurance horse with a long successful career. He is mostly Arab,
> but not registered because there's some Standardbred in there somewhere.
> He's an amazing athlete with a good mind and attitude.
>
> Nancy
>
What is that breed "National Show Horse" exactly... they are ha
Isn't that the most amazing thing. I look in the paper and you can see
crossbred dogs going for two and three times the cost of purebreds. What
are people thinking?
I don't have a problem with crossbreds - Tosca is 1/4 Peruvian Paso, but I'm
sure not going to pay the same as I would for a purebr
On 6/30/07, Robyn Schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > no not mutts! "exotics" like labrapoos and cockadoodles.--
>
> Yeah and when those Labradoodles were coming into vogue the prices
> were $2000! For a mixed breed! And they were "flying off the shelves"
> too! The really weird thing is that
> no not mutts! "exotics" like labrapoos and cockadoodles.--
Yeah and when those Labradoodles were coming into vogue the prices
were $2000! For a mixed breed! And they were "flying off the shelves"
too! The really weird thing is that you could buy a purebred
Portuguese Water Dog for less than ha
On 6/28/07, Robyn Schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > How come in the movie they used Friesians and Andalusians with extra
> > hair glued on instead of icelandic horses?
>
> Cause they're more romantic than little bitty ponies (except for the hobbits).
>
> Now it seems that crossing Friesians w/
> How come in the movie they used Friesians and Andalusians with extra
> hair glued on instead of icelandic horses?
Cause they're more romantic than little bitty ponies (except for the hobbits).
Now it seems that crossing Friesians w/ everything under the sun is in
vogue. Andalusians too. Pretty
On 6/28/07, Kristen Mikula <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
>
> Even without extra hair, Friesians and Andalusians do
> look slightly more elegant than Icelandics to the
> general movie-watching public.
this sounds funny considering it has bilbo baggins and frodo and
gollum in there:)
janice
--
Probably not enough Icelandics in New Zealand...:)
>
> How come in the movie they used Friesians and
> Andalusians with extra
> hair glued on instead of icelandic horses?
>
Even without extra hair, Friesians and Andalusians do
look slightly more elegant than Icelandics to the
general movie-watching public. I love Deacon, but
elegant is not a w
I dont know why i thought of this ... but in Lord of The Rings,
Tolkien supposedly got the story ideas from icelandic mythology etc.
When I googled Tivar's name it came up icelandic for "mountain spirt"
etc, "glorious being" then lots of articles about Tolkien basing his
ring trilogy, and that "
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