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When you breed for a horse that can do it all, you will have a horse like "A Jack of all trades & a master of none."


I don't agree with this. The AQHA Supreme Champions and the AQHA SuperHorses proved that is not true.

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Some may be really good at most every event, I just don't feel they will be record setters in the area their body isn't built for.


I also don't agree with this, unless the only thing that wins are the extreme types. And the extreme types won't be contributing to the breed in a positive way. A quality horse with correct conformation can be a record setter. It's just that there aren't those types around today for people to see that.

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So how does one breed for the average horse.


I don't know anyone who is breeding for an average horse. Most people I know are breeding for extreme types that win in a specialized event today.

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The closest they have come to breeding a horse for every event is the Foundation Quarter Horse. Some like their looks & some don't. But they do get it all done with a decent type of style.


??? They aren't competitive in all of the events (except at foundation shows), which is why most are not shown. Hardly any are shown at AQHA. Most any horse can do what foundation QHs can do. How does that make them special as in "getting it all done with a decent type of style"? How does a horse like that contribute positively to the breed? Would you barrel race on a foundation QH?