November 26 Poll

November 17 Poll (closed)

The best comments:
• As many times on this forum, members are prone to beat a dead horse, my number one requirement would be to have a live horse.
• How about good LUCK???? :)
• I prefer a half-assed horse. (from a mule rider)
• 1. Whoa
  2. GO
  3. A back that fits my saddle
• 1. Is it a gelding?
  2. Can it be made a gelding?
  3. Do you have any other horses for sale that meet 1 or 2?
• 1. Good back
  2. Good feet
  3. Good Story. (all my best ones have found me)
• The 3 M's, Mind,Manners, and Movement
• A Special Bond
• 1. and MOST IMPORTANT. Bred and raised tough to be a performance horse. Ideally the horse will spent his early years running around a large hilly tough pasture developing his tendons, ligaments, bones, ... long before he is ridden. ... I am a strong believer that in terms of long term soundness the early years before a horse ever has a rider on his back are critical. And those years the horse needs to naturally stressing his body by running around in a large pasture over tough terrain.

And the best reason!:

• I picked my number one endurance horse because he had the most spectacular mane I had ever seen!