Conformation
Hi everyone,
I was given this horse 3 years ago as payment for working on a dude string (kind of against my will, but that's another story). She was a yearling at the time. She will be 4 this summer and I'm really debating whether I can keep her or not. I haven't done much with her because I haven't had a decent trainer working with me and I've never brought up a colt before, so I'd rather her know nothing than know bad or wrong things. She has ground manners, can be saddled, and is good for the vet and farrier.
To get to the point, I'm basically asking what to market her as. Her dam was a barrel racer and her sire was a western pleasure/halter horse (don't ask, I don't have any clue what her breeder was doing either). I'm not asking very much for her because she's basically an untouched 4 year old. Any input would be helpful!
(This one obviously isn't a confo shot. But she's so cute!)
I wasn't able to get a hind shot because hubby starting throwing a tantrum about holding her. She's about 14.2.
Thanks for your help, guys.
I was given this horse 3 years ago as payment for working on a dude string (kind of against my will, but that's another story). She was a yearling at the time. She will be 4 this summer and I'm really debating whether I can keep her or not. I haven't done much with her because I haven't had a decent trainer working with me and I've never brought up a colt before, so I'd rather her know nothing than know bad or wrong things. She has ground manners, can be saddled, and is good for the vet and farrier.
To get to the point, I'm basically asking what to market her as. Her dam was a barrel racer and her sire was a western pleasure/halter horse (don't ask, I don't have any clue what her breeder was doing either). I'm not asking very much for her because she's basically an untouched 4 year old. Any input would be helpful!
(This one obviously isn't a confo shot. But she's so cute!)
I wasn't able to get a hind shot because hubby starting throwing a tantrum about holding her. She's about 14.2.
Thanks for your help, guys.