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Post by vaquerotraditions on Sept 22, 2009 22:53:42 GMT -5
Hi,
I didnt get to go out this weekend as we had 3 Bdays this weekend so I was doing the BBQ thing for my nicem, nephew and sister. That pic is from the weekend before, his first trail ride, and he did really well, especially considering it was his first outside ride. He is spirited under saddle and once he settled in he started moving out realy good and we had to slow down and wait for my bro to catch up, I love that. He just needs miles now and he will be a very nice horse! Gelding or stallion he is gonna be snazzy.
10/29 Yeah, Im over feeling I better sell him now. Still for sale by Private Treaty.
Good and qualified home a must.
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Post by kristi on Oct 14, 2009 14:09:22 GMT -5
He is a very pretty horse and I really enjoyed the pics of him in the mountains. He will make a great gelding for someone to use to promote the breed. We own a Kiger stallion but we do not stand him any more because there are just too many horses in this world and everyone needs to take a long hard look at what we are doing by just continuing to breed. On that note, I hope someone will use this pretty fella to promote the breed and mustangs in general. Good Luck! Kristi
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Post by vaquerotraditions on Apr 18, 2010 12:31:36 GMT -5
I gelded Fierro this last week, thus ending a year and half long internal debate. mixed feelings about it but much happier overall since he can now go everywhere with no worries. As great as he was, he was still a lil too studdy for his own good around mares and I was worried he'd cut himself on a fence, gate, trailer or sumthing. Oh yeah, I put him in training as a packhorse this winter. He handles it pretty well
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Post by kimk on Apr 18, 2010 13:42:41 GMT -5
Good for you. He'll be happier and safer for it. I am still breeding on a very small scale, and over the years of all the colts I've produced I have only kept one intact. I do not isolate my stallions and they are very well socialized and well behaved. I have found most boys ( horses ) to be happier as geldings, and it also opens up a bigger market for the horse.
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