Thanks for the advice on the breeds in my albums. :) I'm not very good when it comes to identifying breeds, so your advice was very helpful. :

said intoxicated_ 2006.03.14 at 23:14:11 PST

Hello, You wrote in my guestbook and here is my reply No Offense to you either but after seeing your guestbook I see you are give advice to others with horse but don’t see you riding, just a lot of pretty horse to look at for your sculptures. I have 4 Horse and my old’s horse now is 21 1/2 yrs old I got him when my son was 3 months old and that is the son that is riding this horse so yes I’ve had horse’s for 19 yrs now. # 1 This horse no one was able to break him or get close to him before I got him and after 2 weeks of stalling and a lot of love and trust, my son got him out of his stall his name is lucky. This horse is a 5 yrs old and was set in his ways, that is no one was to even get close to him he is one of the horse that would pa kick & bite anyone that would get close to him and was on his way to the glue factory. The pictures you see was one day of training for lucky, the first saddle ever on him the first time for a bit and the first for anyone to get on him. What you see as you say yanking on the curb causing him pain is when the horse decided he would not stand still and thought he would play the circle game when my son was walking on the side of the horse. This was the way the horse thought he would get away by coming straight up. The water was the horse’s Idea also and the best for training! Lucky thought it would get him off his back and if you no anything about training horse you should no what that means ( Water and Training). The bottom line of this store is after this one day of training anyone (that knows about riding) can walk up and get on this horse and ride him he is green broke but time will only take care of the small things. So thank-you for you advice on something you really do not know anything about.

said mom77545 2005.03.31 at 20:17:30 PST

Hi, I was just looking through here... looks good. You replied in my guest book a while back and I said my horse's legs were flailing, and you said he was cross cantering. Well if you look at the picture you can obiously see he's on the right lead. He's just got a big stride, he's not cross cantering or switching leads. Just thought I'd clear that up. Nice pics.

said ooomoyskiooo 2005.01.03 at 20:36:40 PST

P.s you can e-mail me at lil_evil_horse_wrangler@y ahoo.ca

said tricster4ever 2004.07.30 at 17:05:14 PDT

Hi was just reviewing my guestbook. Yes Zebastian has now sired five live foals. Zephina has developed a dorsal stripe and leg patterns since she was born May 2003. Hybrids take on the horse structure which is what one aims for.

said tricster4ever 2004.07.30 at 17:04:30 PDT

Hi, these are great photos. I'm the crazy lady riding the Percheron bareback downtown in Japan. You left a message in my guest book. That wasn't even my horse. I was test riding him so see how he would do in traffic. He now pulls a wagon full of tourists in the summer. Great horse. I have since moved to Colorado and have a 16HH TWH named Zephyr. Charlotte

said searlait2002 2004.04.24 at 11:33:58 PDT