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Sounds like this may be a description of a red dun horse (a chestnut horse with the dun gene). Many breeds have the dun gene, mustangs and quarter horses are examples.
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Which breed horse has a long line of hitory?
arabians, the oldest and purets breed of horse ever
What Does Red Line Mean In Horse Breed Lines?
what does breed mean what does breed mean jasmine
What is down and back in horse riding?
A Down and Back is a race in which riders run to the far end of the arena, turn around and run back to cross the finish line.
red scratch looking line going down back of neck?
red scratch looking line going down back of neck”
What characteristices do dun horses have?
the charactoristics that dun horses have are..........a dorsal stipe down the back ( a long stright line down the spine)and zebra like stripes on the fore leg- a fellow horse lover :)To Fellow HI2 players doing Mr.SteadyOn's Horse Color Quiz, the answer is Primitive- LittleRedRider!!
What is a good sentence for the word thoroughbred?
The thoroughbred horse raced down the track to the finish line.
What is a red spider with white line down back called?
a red back.
What is a TB Horse?
TB is an abbreviation for Thoroughbred, the type of horse used for horse racing. Gelding is the term used for castrated male horses.
Why is confirmation a more important consideration than breed when selecting a horse for personal enjoyment?
It is very important that your horse has a sound comformation because, for instance, say I want to buy a horse but it's knees are not flat and it is knock kneed, I would not get it because, chances are it's knees will only get worse and it may not be suitable for riding down the line. If the horse is suede back, roach back, or anything with it's knees, back, and legs, Do not buy it! One helpfull tip is be sure to watch the horse walk around and be sure it is not twisting when it walks or limping.Another consideration:In my opinion, when choosing a horse for personal enjoyment both breed and conformation should be considered. Taking into consider a horse's breed before buying is just as important as making sure the horse is has a sound conformation. Some people who just want a "family" horse to ride around occasionally would most definitely not want to buy a breed known for being hot-headed (like an Arabian or Thoroughbred). Not only that, but it is also important to think about what you mean for "personal enjoyment". Is it going to be a pasture horse to keep another horse of yours company (therefore, having proper conformation would not even matter) or do you want to use it for recreational trail rides (where having decent (but maybe not perfect) conformation would be needed).If you plan on doing more with the horse than just letting it stand around or using it for very light riding, than it is indeed important to check the horse's conformation (after having chosen a breed that will suit your discipline and training level). The most important things to look for in an enjoyment horse is to make sure that it has a sound back (therefore, allowing you to ride it regularly) and sound legs/hooves. Check for swelling and pain in these areas to see if the horse is sound.If you plan on just using the horse purely for recreation, just remember that bad conformation does eventually lead to other health problems. While they may be sound when you buy them, a horse with bad conformation that is ridden regularly will most likely develop joint, hip, back, leg and maybe even hoof problems later down the road. If this is not something you are worried about though, and you wouldn't mind keeping a horse after you could not longer medically ride it, than buying a horse that does not have a completely sound conformation is not a problem.Overall, it's important to consider both breed and conformation. You want to have a breed of horse that you can handle and get along with, but you also want to have enough conformation in the horse that you will be able to do what you want with it for the time you want to use it.If you are not sure how to make a proper "in-between" decision, try making a list of everything you want out of your horse. List things like temperament, training level, type of riding (english, western, dressage, etc.), riding goals (personal hunter/jumper, recreational trail horse, pasture ornament) and decide if you would be willing to make a life-long commitment to the horse should it become lame due to conformation. Than take that list to a reputable trainer and see if they can help you narrow down and search for a horse that fits all of (or most of) your needs.
If a player crosses the first down line and gets pushed back dose he get the first down?
Yes.
What is difference between pure and impure breed . how we can measure it and where it effects?
A Purebred is a dog, cat, horse and any other sub category or animal that hasn't had any other different breed taint the bloodline and only comes from previous stock of its breed whereas an Impure breed is a mix of two of different breeds, tainting the line and making the offspring mongrels.
Who sings country song with chorus lyrics same white line drawn on you is drawn on me?
I don't know but it continues the line above with "and it draws me to you." The Wallflowers - Bringing Down The Horse
