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quarter horse still in the lead... keep voting people :) |
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Quarter horse still up top but with #7 votes now... keep voting people |
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Gem said:
Percheron!
Of course, I saw some beautiful Percherons at a show the other day *-* |
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Lunalovegood said:
Versailles said:
Out of sheer curiosity... What makes QHs so enticing to people? :) I've never been a huge fan of their build and have heard that they aren't typically the comfiest to ride, so what's the big draw? Genuinely mean no harm, I'm just wondering lol
Dont know myself i have always disliked their buld :)
But maybe some QH lovers can explain what makes QHs so enticing to them lol |
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Marwari <3 Wish they were allowed in the states. Maybe someday! . I have been surrounded by QHs my entire life and I still don't know what the hype about them is. I agree they always looked out of proportion and I am not a fan of that look. However, they are built to be powerhouses in the Western world - a lot of Western events require a lot of muscle in the hind end. And I can't compare them to other breeds since I am not familiar with many, but they do tend to have a wonderful temperment overall. |
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Quarter horse still in the lead but with 8 votes now :) |
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Quarter horse still in the lead but with 8 votes now :) oops double post :) |
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After some wonderful experiences with them I've got to say the Australian Stock Horse! They're incredible to work with, and very pretty imo :] |
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Broadway said:
After some wonderful experiences with them I've got to say the Australian Stock Horse! They're incredible to work with, and very pretty imo :]
ooh just had a look at them and what can I say... *-* |
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Chilly and Clear with Dropping Temps
