Frog Judgment Acers
08:38:45 Dulcie/Crazy
@Tahiri
Recessive is when one gene hides behind another or doesn't show of there is a single copy of the gene
The capital letters mean they have it all lowercase means they do not have it
prlprl is no Pearl gene therfore causing a pearl horse
DragonsRidge
08:37:37 Tahiri
Thank you for the apricot x apricot tip, Lydia. First try worked!! <3
Blue Diamond
08:37:15 Bluey
The coats would be so pretty!
Blue Diamond
08:37:03 Bluey
I wish HEE had vanner horses
Frog Judgment Acers
08:36:09 Dulcie/Crazy
@Lydia
Pearl gens are like toner
If they have ot the horse is normal
If they run out of toner then they are pale or pearl
DragonsRidge
08:35:30 Tahiri
Thank you Lydia - I thought that too, but it's lower case because pearl is recessive. Whearas ToTo or Spl are not recessive. :D I'll try to find two apricot horses and try it that way, thank you!
Frog Judgment Acers
08:34:48 Dulcie/Crazy
When does HEE do the gift exchange?
Maple Tree Eventing
08:28:42 Lydia <3
huh, i never knew that thank you! i just assumed it was the capitals because of genes like ToTo and Spl etc meaning they carry it, hahaha
Dash and Duchess
08:26:37 DD | Tosk-Crumb
lydia, prl is the presence of the pearl gene, prlprl or Prlprl are pearl PrlPrl has no pearl
Maple Tree Eventing
08:25:56 Lydia <3
Tahiri

prlprl from my limited knowledge basically means the absence of the pearl gene. To get an apricot I usually just breed two already apricot horses together, thats the easiest way I find, LOL
TEENEE
08:25:05 Cheeto
Vanners
TEENEE
08:24:59 Cheeto
I already have a couple banners done
Willow Gate Farm
08:22:53 Willow / ISH Hoarder
-HEE Click-
One breeding left with this guy, and I just bought him 10 min ago...
Willow Gate Farm
08:20:54 Willow / ISH Hoarder
Thank you
This is my color account
DragonsRidge
08:20:15 Tahiri
Willow - they're both pretty! If you're only breeding for color I'd keep both, but if you're breeding for ratings then I'd not decide until you can get them rated. :D
Willow Gate Farm
08:19:44 Willow / ISH Hoarder
Cheeto
Gypsy Vanner
DragonsRidge
08:18:52 Tahiri
Genetic question - if I'm aiming for an apricot foal for a quest it needs prlprl - is it better to breed two pearls together, or one pearl and one apricot?
TEENEE
08:18:33 Cheeto
Breed suggestions?
Willow Gate Farm
08:18:01 Willow / ISH Hoarder
Get to 4
TEENEE
08:17:41 Cheeto
How many concepts should I try to accomplish tonight? My record so far is 3 in one sitting 😁
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Helmets October 31, 2022 08:22 AM


Lucky Ranch
 
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So I had a semi bad fall recently and ended up with a couple broken bones and stuff but also a concussion. Took about two months to heal. I was wearing a helmet, but the ER people who saw me said it would be a very different story if I wasn't. Anyways I've thrown away that helmet (thank you for keeping me safe) because it was broken after the fall. I have another helmet that fits fine, but I'm thinking maybe a better quality helmet would be a good investment? I dont know what the brand is for the one I have right now, I got it as a gift.
What are your favorite helmet brands? And what are your opinions on cowboy hat helmets? I want to get one so we are stylish but also safe lol.
Helmets October 31, 2022 09:01 AM


FirstLightFarms

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You can look up a list of ASTM rated helmets with the MIPS feature, which will be safest.
Personally I love my OneK helmet, but I'm hesitant to recommend any one specific brand, since everybody's head is shaped differently and what works for me may not necessarily work for you. Your best bet will be to go to a tack shop and try on helmets. You want it to sit over your eyebrows, be snug enough that it doesn't move when you shake your head or hit the underside of it with your hand, but won't give you a headache either. They should also be replaced every five years or every fall, whichever happens first.
I'm sorry you fell, but glad you're okay! Helmets literally are lifesavers.
Helmets October 31, 2022 10:49 AM


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As Puck said, every head and helmet is different, but my personal go to is IRH (International Riding Helmets), specifically the ones with the thinner straps, not the puffy ones around the ears/back of the head since it gives me a headache, I've had no problems with the thinner straps though. I've also heard great things about Tipperary helmets as well.
Helmets October 31, 2022 12:32 PM


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I've had great experiences with One K and Samshield, I currently ride in a Miss Shield and love it! If you're in the states, it's also significantly cheaper to order Samshields from Europe. I will say a benefit of the One K is that if you had a hard fall, I was able to send my old one back to them because they use it for crash testing examination and then got a new one for $50.
Helmets October 31, 2022 03:18 PM


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my first and only higher-end helmet is a OneK and I love it, very comfortable, and even if you don't get any of the fancier ones the basic one is still pretty stylish, and they're a lot cheaper than a Samshield, Kask, GPA or any of those other brands. Of course, get a brand that fits the shape of your head as that's crucial for your safety. Mine doesn't have MIPS, but I've heard that's good to have as well.

I'd also look into Tipperary. I used one of their lower-end helmets for years and it was quite nice, but they have nicer-looking, more show-ring-appropriate ones now!
Helmets November 1, 2022 08:46 AM


Lucky Ranch
 
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Thanks so much everyone! Im going to be going to a couple different tack stores to get new reins (broke in the fall) and I'll try on helmets then too :)
Also looking online to see which are ASTM certified and then see if theres any of those in the tack store to try on
Helmets November 6, 2022 01:26 PM


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Don't know if you are still looking or if these brands are available to you
But Charles Owen and Champion helmets (separate brands) are the top ones to buy around here
Helmets November 8, 2022 12:04 AM


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As an eventer I have a Trauma Viod Lynx with MIPS technology, which helps prevent further brain injury from rotational falls
Helmets November 8, 2022 03:23 AM


Thistleberry Farm
 
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hey lucky :)
sorry to hear about your fall, hope your ok!
I've been using a John Whitaker VX2 sparkle helmet for just over a year, and I love it! really comfy and also protects you a little bit from the sun, plus it has the sparklies for us sparkly riders :D and on top of that its pretty affordable at 120 pounds, but I spotted it for 80 on amazon just now!
Helmets November 9, 2022 06:10 AM


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I love my uvex! A bit pricy but light and comfortable, and has saved me a few times over the last year or so. I also have a John Whitaker, which I pretty but I don't feel safe in it which is important lol

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