Having a horse vetted

Ok,ive gone a done it.
Im Having the roan mare vetted,dreamhorse ad 1154812.

As ive said before i noticed her ages ago but couldnt afford her at the time as her price was to much for me.She one i stubbled across quite a few months ago on the internet,but forgot about it like you do.
Then seeing her at new price WOW .Im going to go ahead and get her vetted and find a good trainer over there for a few months.
will try and post her update pics of her in Pasture condition.

ok here are the pics.






Or am i nuts but at her price i can afford quite a bit of training aswell.

i really like her, shes super cute. i love roans!!
Good luck with her

I like her, too... doesn't look too tall, sort of just perfect riding size. Got a good head on her...love that dark head... good ears - thank the Lord!

I think she'll look totally different when she's slicked off... Is this the one in Montana? Criminey sakes, that's a freaking long way!!!!

She's cute. I have learned from having Cletus that the high white in the front really draws attention to their legs...so if there's any problem with them being a little quick legged or not perfectly straight, it gets noticed. I really like the roans too.

denibun wrote:

She's cute. I have learned from having Cletus that the high white in the front really draws attention to their legs...so if there's any problem with them being a little quick legged or not perfectly straight, it gets noticed. I really like the roans too.

You are so right! I try to stay away from it on my riding horses!
Good luck with her.

pretty mare... I like her! what kind of trainer do you want for her?

Now thats going to take some research.She in Montana so i dont want to have to travel her to far but im looking for a trainer that will get her going in Pleasure,showmanship,halter,well really all but reining.Also to be able to trail outdoors not just be arena ridden as i live on the New Forest where ponies ,donkeys,cattle roam free.With the odd pheasant jumping out scaring the life out of you.

Now how weird is this, the roan mare is related to the one that broke my back,you could say well thats not so good but i liked the breeding on the one i had the accident with,wasnt her breedings fault,just trained badly.Also where i got my Black filly from last year,when we were there my blacks filly`s dam had a foal by her side and he was gorg,his sire is the roans sire.

So where is the video of her moving? For what your wanting to do , Movement is a Big thing here. Ok, Ill hush, Your in love with her and thats all that matters..

havent got one yet But you know i really dont mind.
Just feels right and i just cant put my finger on it.
Dont know if its her unusual roaning with the white socks,her huge butt.i just dont know but i was drawn to her ages ago.I thought ages ago she was an N/H horse with her muscle but she has N/N on her papers and in her advert. I really like her.

Strange i wanted a pally,wanted something with a bit more experience and im going for the complete opposite.

Mare lives in Montana.. Email her and see how far she is.. Pretty mare..

shazgeoff, I wanted a bay mare trained, halter type and 15.1 or bigger. I ended up with young, untrained, red roan(almost white now), stallion(now gelded) but he is halter type and 15.3/16.0h. I am very happy with him and am glad that I did that. I have bought all three of my horses from just pictures! They have turned out to be great. I have seen that mare for sale and I love her coloring.

Thanks guys for your support.Contacting vet today,got to remember your 7 hours behind us .
Then ive just got to look for a good trainer,im going to see if i can find one near Oklahoma as thats where the quarantine station is.Also i have to find a good transport company to get her there .

there are lots of good trainers in this area... where in OK is the quarantine? if you want a good solid broke horse there are lots of good people around my area that would get her to where you could do anything with her but she would just be broke not a show horse (at least not pleasure/showmanship) more miles and miles of riding.

I personally really like her. No reason she shouldn't be able to do everything you want to do with her. She has great conformation to do it all. Ties up high in the neck, good length on neck, good solid front and back legs - love the stifle area, nice rear, she'll be great.

I agree with Lynn and you on this, Shazegoff, trying to get her close to Oklahoma... Lynn knows some great trainers. I'd get her broke first, then you can put the showmanship and halter training on her - that's no biggy. Great choice. I bet the people in Montana are tickeled abotu her going overseas!

I bet they are.Its a big coo to say youve sold a horse overseas.

IF you buy her why dont you have her bred while she is here... 2 for one deal.. Just a thought.

That crossed my mind to. Have to think more on that one as i really want to go compete.My poor black filly Shiraz had that accident last year and its going to be touch and go whether she ever be able to be ridden,she only has 3/4 of a hoof and thats all she will ever have.

A Good Farrier can build her a hoof, where you cant tell the difference. Out of bondo (sp) like they repair cars with.