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At 11:28:24 on 06.09.09, farasi wrote: Can you tell the difference between a racing fit horse and a skinny horse?
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At 11:31:46 on 06.09.09, farasi wrote: Skinny or Fit???
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At 15:53:14 on 06.09.09, redline wrote: Looks a bit too skinny to me
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At 16:51:14 on 06.09.09, Dazzle wrote: Its all in the muscles, good 2nd thigh, reasonable splenius
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At 18:26:37 on 07.09.09, rolymo wrote: fit I would say?
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At 21:42:47 on 22.09.09, Astrodiva wrote: fit its a tb or something! the coat is bright and shiney and the headcarriage is proud not dejected. a skinny horse isnt an unhealthy horse. too many people spend hours trotting round in 20m circles and not doing any fitness work eg; galloping or 20minit trots in straight lines because they freak the minit they see a horse sweating. so fat is the norm these days, for horses AND their riders! nobodys fat anymore their 'big' or 'curvy'. horses aint fat, they're 'big boned. rediculous. all these lovely little euphamisms we're so good at in greta britain.
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At 17:11:37 on 18.10.09, vesophie wrote: fit but could do with a couple of kilo more to look nicer
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At 09:15:29 on 19.10.09, Flicka wrote: I agree with Astrodiva-too many horses get too little work and too much food! The trouble is, as with kids, so many people work long hours and have a short amount of time to fit in riding their horse and then to assuage their guilt give them lots to eat!! Horses need to work! Ha ha, better get off and exercise my fat horse!!!
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At 11:45:34 on 19.10.09, Angelalain wrote: Daft isn't it. Spend our cash on tons of expensive feed then work like mad to get the weight off! My little pudden doesn't get half enough exercise!Saw a horse at the show yesterday who used to come to PC. He's mostly TB and used to look like it, now he looks like a fat WB, and struggles round a 70cm jumping course! Ridiculous!
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At 11:48:16 on 19.10.09, Angelalain wrote: A friend took her 19yr old TB to the veteran finals last month. Was told he was 'too lean', bearing in mind everything else was pony or cob type, She was cross!He's still competing Elementry dressage and looks great!
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