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A few more pictures.
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summerhorse
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He set up for you! I see stallion ads where the horses aren't set up that well! He's a beauty, not perfect conformation wise but very nice and he looks like a he has a nice attitude (does he? Looks can be deceiving...  ) His back is a touch long, his withers are a bit muttony and his croup is a lot shorter than i'd like to see it. He is butt high but since he's a yearling I'll give him the benefit of the doubt that he might grow out of it. His neck is a bit heavy and course too but the shape is not bad. His shoulder is not too bad, a bit straight. His legs look pretty good. What do you want to do with him? I would geld him if he isn't already. He would be a nice hunter type I think.
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RU Sliding
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He has an awesome personality. I dont plan on gelding him. We plan to show him in reining and then put him out for stud. I feel he is nicely built for a reiner and again he is still young and going through stages.
I attatched a few more pictures some when he was younger and some just recent.
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RU Sliding
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Doesn't anyone want to say anything about this guy?
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He's a cutie. I don't see anything really extrordinary about him but he's only a baby. Let him mature a bit and get some saddle time in on him with the right trainer/rider and see what he can do. Halter horse, he is not but he could be a real working horse. See where he is at when he turns 3.
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I think he is handsome. I agree he needs to grow up some more to really see his true self. If you plan to keep him a stud, see how he does in the show/work pen and really evaluate his personality and bloodlines to make sure he will make a good contribution to the horse world. I am sure you already know that there are way too many unloved/unwanted horses in the world. (thats a whole other can of worms) . But it is really your decision what you do with him. You dont need me to preach at you. I think he is an overall nice looking guy.
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sheila
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| Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 5:42 pm Post subject: ...stages... |
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...LOL ...
I can relate to them going through those stages! ...We learned about that ... we got a horse and he went through some REALLY bad lookin stages and turned out to be a really nice horse...
it is neat to watch them grow and change...
I look forward to seeing more about this young un... 
oh and I can relate to seeing that potential and being SO excited at the possibilities... -we are there right now...
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| Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 5:44 pm Post subject: oh, forgot to ask |
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what is his pedigree?
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RU Sliding
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| Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 6:43 pm Post subject: |
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His pedigree is listed below. You can check it out by looking RU Sliding. He's bred pretty well. He is purely reining bred and it really shows in the field. I've seen this do some amazing slide stops out there on his own. He is so calm and gentle. I am working with him now and he's soft and giving, I can hop up on him bareback. He knows all his gaits. I take his halter off and turn him loose and still decides to follow me back to the gate and waits there for me to see if I am really gonna leave him. Most of them take off at a gallop but not this guy he enjoys our time together. For now!
RU SLIDING
ch 15.3H 2004
QUARTER HORSE JUMPIN BOOT JAC
1998
QUARTER HORSE MASTER BOOT JAC*
pal +dun 1988
QUARTER HORSE HOLLYWOOD JAC 86*
pal + dun 1967
QUARTER HORSE EASTER KING*
sor 1951 KING* b 1932
GOCHA H b 1947
MISS HOLLYWOOD
dnlno 1947 HOLLYWOOD GOLD* pal +dun 14.2 1940
MISS BUGGINS 86
DOUBLE BEE MISS
grul 1968
QUARTER HORSE NIFTY BEE*
grul 1959 BEE LINE b 1946
NIFTY LADY X grul 1956
BOGGIE BEE
sor 1958 BEE LINE b 1946
BOGLES BABE ch 1951
NINES PRETTY LYNX
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QUARTER HORSE CODY NINE*
1974
QUARTER HORSE JOE CODY*
sor 1952 BILL CODY* ch 1944
TABOO br 1943
PAPRIKA NICHA
b 1956 BURNETT HANCOCK b 1941
PRETTY PAPRIKA 1949
DOC LYNX DAISY
1974
QUARTER HORSE DOCS LYNX*
ch 1969 DOC BAR* ch 1956
JAMEEN TIVIO* b 1956
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JACS LITTLE GLENDA
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QUARTER HORSE JACS LITTLE PINE*
pal 1981
QUARTER HORSE HOLLYWOOD JAC 86*
pal + dun 1967
QUARTER HORSE EASTER KING*
sor 1951 KING* b 1932
GOCHA H b 1947
MISS HOLLYWOOD
dnlno 1947 HOLLYWOOD GOLD* pal +dun 14.2 1940
MISS BUGGINS 86
MISS DOLL PINE
ch 1973
QUARTER HORSE GREAT PINE*
sor 1966 POCO BRIGHT STAR* sor 15.2 1960
CRIERS BETTY sor 1957
JINX LUCY STAR
dun 1967 SCHENKS MAJOR sor 1960
DUN LOU buck 1954
GLENDAS QUESTION
ch 1980
QUARTER HORSE GREYHOUND STEP
ch 1966
QUARTER HORSE BIG STEP*
sor 1956 PARKERS TROUBLE ch 1949
LITTLE BIT L sor 1947
GREYHOUND DOLL
pal 1958 GREY HOUND buck 1944
BAR Y LADY 17 sor 1946
GLENDA ECHOLS
sor 1968
QUARTER HORSE MIKE ECHOLS*
b 1960 ED ECHOLS* ch 1940
POCO DOTTY dun 1955
NITTANY SUE
sor 1961 SORREL CHIEF sor 1954
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sheila
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| Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 5:39 am Post subject: I clicked on the link to his pedigree |
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Hollywood Jac 86, Docs Lynx, Joe Cody...
I will look forward to updates --- and new pics come spring!!! OK?
Oh, how tall is he?
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RU Sliding
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| Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 6:12 am Post subject: |
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I will definately be updating his photos for you. I am just as excited about this guy. I havent't measured him lately. I would put right now at about 14.2, I did put the weight tape on him a about a month ago and he was 830 lbs. I have some great footage of him lounging that I need to convert over and put up soon, he listens so well, no fight he just does it, picks up any gait I ask and comes back easily when asked. I never had a horse that was so easy to work with. It's almost like someone else is sneaking out and doing it for me behind my back.
I did the the string test and guestimated him to mature to over 15 hands. It came out to be 15.3 but I dont see that happening.
It would be nice but with being a stud I would say 15. wich is nice there too many 14.2 and 14.3 reiners out there. Us bigger guys and girls need some bigger horses to ride. I think with his size he will definately have some appeal with some of the pro athletes I been hearing about wanting bigger horses to ride reining.
He has a half brother who is a coming three year old by dolls union jac who was a smaller stallion than my guys sire. His half brother at two looked like a mature horse. I hadnt seen him in awhile and saw him I didnt reconize him he didn't look any baby and that was back in the spring of last year.
I have high hopes. maybe not the futurity but some local then possibly the derby the year after and so on.
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sheila
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| Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 6:25 am Post subject: Sounds interesting |
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Sounds like a plan!
I do know that there is a market for horses with more size... just as there is a market for those not so large... (same with pedigree and color... different folks are looking for different things in horses - size, use, style...)
...be glad when it gets spring!
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