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The stallion who sired some of my Anglo babies was the bigger bodied, stockier type TB.

JANUSTUDIO@xxxxxx wrote:
> In a message dated 9/27/2006 9:48:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Steelsidedown@xxxxxxx writes: 
> > I think part of the trouble explaining this is our mental picture of a 
> > modern TB.  Most of the "historical" TBs have a very heavy QH build by 
> > todays standards.  Here's a site with pictures AND info -- you'll need the 
> > info, as you can't tell the TBs from the QHs in most of the pics! 
> > http://www.circledhorses.com/some_great_horses.htm
> >
> > Jen
>
> If you go to any of the Stud farms here in Ky
>  and have a look at the retired stallions, they look like QHs, but MUCH bigger. LOL
>
> I'm not talking about the blubbers that are the halter QHs, but the all around QH.
>
> Janice

?A short horse is soon curried?

 

Chris Paus

 

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