[steve gossmeyer]

i know others have them lets see um.
this is Rebal my first horse he is a paint.

and some of charlie my tennessee walker. he is a field trial horse

 

[Connie Sutherland]

Nice pics!

 

[Lacey Vessell]

Really good pics Steve.....wish I still had my horse or at least a picture of him

 

[steve gossmeyer]

well you can ride mine anytime. if you can handle a walker. lol jk jk

 

[Tammy McDowell]

(you asked for it...picture over load!)
We purchased a Thoroughbred about a month ago for my daughter to do hunter/jumper events with eventually. He wasn't in riding condition but has now packed on the pounds (he has eaten us out of the house and home, lol)and is heading to her instructors house next weekend so hopefully in the next month she'll be on him.

Approx. 4 weeks ago

Taken last week

My daughter on one of the lesson horses that she currently rides

 

[Lacey Vessell]

Wow Tammy no doubt he is eating you out of house and home.....what a BIG difference 4 weeks made - he looks really good now. The smile on your young lady's face says it all....she's a very lucky girl! Has she given him a "call" name yet or did he come with one?

 

[Maren Bell Jones]

Ack! *insanely jealous* Hubby says we can't get horses until I finish vet school. At least by then, I can find someone to take care of them in exchange for free vet care.

 

[Kadi Thingvall]

I have a breeding stock Paint (ie genetically a Paint, but not enough color to actually be one) QH mare. She pretty much does it all, hunter/jumper, trail horse, gymkhana, barrels/poles, etc.

Free lounging so I could take photos

That's my sister on her, I never could get any photos when I was jumping her

 

[steve gossmeyer]

nice. all you damn english riders. lol jk jk. i think walker people are worse. nice horseys though

 

[Konnie Hein]

Here are my two. Both are rescues. Molly was purchased at auction by a friend and Cisco was found roaming the Kentucky countryside. Both of our horses still live with a friend and will be coming to live with us as soon as our barn/pasture project is finished (hopefully this summer).

Molly (Belgian-Haflinger X mare) - trained for trail riding and pulling anything.

Here she is pulling a cart:

Cisco (3-year old Quarterhorse gelding) - to be trained soon for trail riding. Note the huge gash in Cisco's leg. This pic was taken when I first met him and the gash was from a barbed-wire fence. Its almost totally healed now.

 

[steve gossmeyer]

i LOVE haflingers. i used to ride one all the time. they are like lil big horses. very attitudey

 

[Chris Duhon]

Here is my grey quarter horse stallion "Sarge"
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v679/cjduhon/?action=view&current=100_0127.jpg

here is my Appaloosa Pistol getting ready to load him in the Box. I calf rope with my horses.
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Here is my daughter on pistol
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Here is blaze my young colt I just bought
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v679/cjduhon/100_0115.jpg

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Me after the rodeo I took 2nd place in the open Calf roping.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v679/cjduhon/100_0104.jpg

 

[Justin Eimer]

Some nice horses. So, is this now the Working Dog / Working Horse Forum? LOL. Verstility... Gotta love it. ~Justin

 

[susan tuck]

I have a friend who has a Missouri Fox Trotter. I love him. Great trail riding horses, very docile, a real pleasure. When I was a kid I had high drive horses, but sure don't have the patience or energy for them anymore!

 

[Maren Bell Jones]

I have a friend who has a Missouri Fox Trotter. I love him. Great trail riding horses, very docile, a real pleasure. When I was a kid I had high drive horses, but sure don't have the patience or energy for them anymore!

I think that's what we may get when I am in the market for a horse or three. I always wanted a Belgian draft as a trail horse though...and it's hard to beat a nice paint and/or quarter horse.

 

[Kim Gossmeyer]

I want a horse now!

 

[Chris Duhon]

...and it's hard to beat a nice paint and/or quarter horse.

Come on Maren, We all know the American Quarter Horse is the Malinois of the horse world. If we have beat the belgians on animals, it is DEFINATELY in the horse world. Quarter Horses = most versatile, hardest working, multi-tasked horse on the market, A N D it's MADE IN THE U. S. A. :smile: :smile:

 

[steve gossmeyer]

ill have to agree although arabians are kinda the most jacked all the time. i still prefer the walker though

 

[Maren Bell Jones]

Can't argue there, Chris. I first learned to ride on a little Appy appropriated named Spot. :roll: But then I moved on to a nice quarter horse named Chiquita. Unfortunately, I only had just a few short years of riding lessons back in late elementary and early middle school as it got too expensive . But my old riding instructor was an old Army sarge who used to be George Patton's quarter master. If I had any free time whatsoever (and money!), I'd start riding lessons again.

Steve, a friend of a friend of mine had a really really nice grey Arabian that we used in our wedding photos. He was a really nice horse, but then again, he was 25 years old. Here is two of my favorites done at the university (we got married on the on campus chapel a few blocks away).

 

[Tammy McDowell]

Thanks Lacey, she is definitely a proud owner! His name is Parker.

Ack! *insanely jealous* Hubby says we can't get horses until I finish vet school. At least by then, I can find someone to take care of them in exchange for free vet care.

--->raises hands waving violently<---- Okay, we will take care of your future horse(s) in exchange for free vet care! We'll just have to work out the logistics some how, LOL.
Your wedding pictures are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!

Kadi, very nice looking mare!