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Feb 18 08 12:05 PM
Quote: Quote:No, in order to breed a decent working horse you have to be aware that there are more attributes than looks and if the horse looks good but can't work is completely worthlessI'm not talking about horses that look good but can't work. You're grabbing for the extreme end of scale to make your point. I don't care for horses that look good and can't perform, either.
Quote:No, I do not. I stated that there was no reason to sacrifice eye appeal for performance ability - and it's obvious to me that is what people are doing.
Quote:Oh, I realize that horses with bad conformation can overcome it with heart and training. BLM mustangs that have been trained to be winning working cowhorses proves that one. I emphasize eye appeal because I believe there's no reason to sacrifice it in favor of performance ability. It's possible to have both. I can show you examples of top performance horses with flawed conformation that allow them to win, if you'd like.
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