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What is you dream horse like an do you have him /her2007-11-24 21:21:47

Gelding/stallion/mare? age color, hieght, breed, training, what would you use him for?

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I have my dream horse. 8 years ago my dad bought a 2 month old Tennessee Walker, you are probably thinking. "ewe a Tennessee Walker, they are ugly and do that stupid high stepping thing." That is what i thought, but it turns out that he is the perfect trail and show horse.

He loves people, everytime you whistle he runs as fast as he can to the gate neighing all the way 2 me. He always wants to be ridden and is so easy to ride my 5 year old brother loves to ride him. He is bombproof too, you can shoot a gun off his back and he wont move a muscle. He is one of those horses you could never sell because he is PRICELESS.

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yea i do own my dream horse,she is 10 yrs.mare,arabian bay,she is my baby I've had her 8 yrs. she does mostly trails/pleasure

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I currently have a horse Whom is the most amazing horse in the world to me.

Mare

Chestnut

8 years old

Quarter Horse

English, Western, poles, jumping trails

She has the most amazing manners and is such a sweety

BUT i have to admit my DREAM horse is an 5-8 year old bay dutch warmblood english pleasure/drassage horse.

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Andalucian Stallion, after I trained him I had to sell him because I left the country for work. He was wonderful. The next one I get; I'll keep, that was much too hard...

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hhhmmmm my dream horse...well now it would be a mare, perfer bay or sorrel. 15-16 hands stock built, quarter horse, and all around good for any level of rider. could cut, barrel race, run way fast, and bomb proof. i would show and trail ride this horse.my dream horse has been in my head for yrs but i use to be really pick on color it would have been a stocky, bay with 1white sock, and a white corrnea(strip around the hoof) hahahaha this horse would cost way toooo much though..

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doesn't everyone have a dream horse?? lol! yeah well I'd love to have either a cherry bay thoroughbred with a blaze and stockings or bay pinto quarter horse (paint). the thoroughbred would have to be over 17 hands, and the quarter horse over 15. 5 hands. and id want a high spirted, challenge. i love challenge horses cuz they make me work. they let me prove that horseback riding is indeed a sport for people too. lol. id use the thoroughbred, mare, which id name Brandi for jumping or i guess racing and just riding (8-9 years old). and id use the quarter horse, gelding, for barrel racing, and playing red rover and capture the cow, just havin fun and practicing my rollbacks, like i can even remember how every time...hehe (10). but yeah those two r my ultimate dream horses!! :)

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My uncle owns my dream horse. He is a black Satallion we rescued in Arizona and we use him for S&R (search and resuce) missions with the Arizona Highway patrol. He is 5 years old, midnight black and is easily 7 feet (how many "hands" would that be?) at his ears. He has been trained as a trail horse but can spot things we sometimes miss on our own. VERY good on trails!

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my dream horse is a black and white paint gelding. or a gypsy paint Clydesdale. have you seen them? they r amazingly beautiful horses. and no i dont have eather one

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I have a pony called stoopy he is a gelding, 7, dappled grey,14.1,connemara and i love him sooo much!!

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I have two, one Tobiano Paint, black and white gelding for my granddaughter who is six yrs old and so gentle that he follows her 8 yr old self around like a puppy. Gentle with her, but enough spirit in the herd of six that I don't think she will outgrow him. Now mine, I would need more time than you would care to read about my QH. He is a bright bay with perfectly even socks on all four legs, mane , tail and stockings coal black. Not a hair of white on him. He is a gelding, but nobody told him and he is the Alpha. When my husband died last year, I was just going to buy one for my girl. My Jackson picked me. He will stand like a statue to be examined by vet or ferrier and some other folks, but for me he breathes the air from my nostrils and then waits for me to do the same to him. I whisper what a Gentleman he is, and he bows for me. I am a fool for his popcycle hooves. He is 161/4 hands and he pulled me out of a pit after I lost my husband. They said he was greenbroke, but you could not prove it by me. He treats me like a china doll, even when I slip and give him too much slack. They were both waiting for their Ladies in Distress. Did I tell you about his eyes?

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My dream horse: 17.3 hand Palomino Dutch Warmblood Preferant/Prestat mare with 4 even socks (to the knee) and an even blaze. Excellent feet, totally sound, no health issues. I'd want international quality gaits, yet easy to ride. Grand Prix schoolmaster in dressage yet great on the trails. No older than 10 years old. Want a great personality. Sensitive but not stupidly hot, just forward and willing. Can be ridden in a snaffle by anyone, fabulous piaffe and passage. Easy to get in foal and throws excellent babies.