How We Met

One thing about a skinny horse, you can see their bone structure clearly. I’m the first to admit I don’t know a lot about warmbloods and am not sure if branding has any relationship to being approved, but I know what I like and this mare isn’t it. She was at the barn that I bought another horse at...but she was abused and neglected and when they had the drugged the horse I bought from them I went to go to go talk to them about it, they were gone and left this pretty mare behind. So, I took her in a trying to regain her health. The owner's words were: She’s got bad, bad post legs, an upright shoulder, a short neck, crooked forelegs, very short croup, tail set on as high as an Arab’s, she’s long, weak hip, and long, weak pasterns. I also added that she also needs 200 lbs. desperately. They blame her condition on a bad lease and that may be true, but #1 why photograph her for sale before you’ve returned her to health and #2 this is NOT a breeding quality mare in my book. But hey, she’s 5 years old and lame, so what else are they going to do with her? Some people are so stupid!.