Good luck with him, i hope you enjoy him and riding western.
rosie

Katie, i've just had a look in your gallery.

He had really good show results when he was shown at halter, if you look back through AQHA UK journals there's pics of him.

He is half brother to my QH & he definately has no desire to jump at all!

Good luck with him!!

Everything is confirmed. Hes mine. Just got to get hold of some transport. This is all thanks to Lou and Lisa at The Mendip Stud.

Which journal was it?

Thanks

Post edited by: Katie, at: 2008/03/17 11:39

my quarter horse will jump massive, gonna go take him to do some trailblazers and BSJA show jumping, any horse can jump only a horse that is on its forehand is unable to jump, and any hrose should be able to do the hunter hack classes as the fences as far as i know are about 2'9 which is a height any horse can jump from 11hh to 18hh

i also know a lady who events on quarter horses

I have seen a couple of QH's jump but only in fields.

I could be completely wrong here but I remember being told when I was younger that no horse is designed to jump the way we make them but of course they can jump if they have to.

In reality horses are no different then us, each one enjoys doing different things.

My pocket size QH (3 yrs old) has been jumping walls and fencing of at least 3 foot since she was 12mths old. It's a real pain at times.

When she was 2 I was asked by an eventer if I'd consider riding her english as she is so well put together- but jumping scares the hell out of me