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A tribute to CH Sprinkles, a 14-year-old American Saddlebred mare owned by Leslie Rainbolt-Forbes and ridden by Eleanor Rainbolt-Forbes. Barcus. CH Sprinkles was one of five 2010 USEF Horses of Honor, celebrated during the USEF Horse of the Year Awards Gala on January 21, 2011.

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@reginamcalear5500 9 лет назад

I loved this rider and her horse and she used light hands and the horse was pleased. And she and her horse are so bonded! ❤️

@kristinetwenty9374 2 года назад

This mare was CRAZY GOOD in person- I saw her compete and it was like there wasnt another horse in the ring- a stunning once in a lifetime horse.

@spiritedkitty 9 лет назад

If you look at this horse's eyes you can see both pain and fear there. What a terrible look for a very beautiful horse!!!

@KoriHarlan 8 лет назад

do tesearch before u think you know everything all of your comments are wrong!! she's enjoying it, if she didn't she can easily kill her rider, and pin, and swish her tail alot. God get your facts right

@equine2020 4 месяца назад

@@KoriHarlan I've been behind the scenes at the stables. Yes I belong to the inner circle of show horses. Cut tail muscles, ginger in their anus. Acid on the fetlocks. Elevated shoes Living in a cupper. Stating what is done. I was in a stable after their mare won Grand Championship. They were uncliping the elevated shoes. And I saw a tail being cut. Blood running down the guys arms. Not looking for trouble, just stating what I've seen. My foal (colt) was a grand son of Wing Commander. I didn't show my saddlebreds. Just pleasure horses. But bred good to good.

@carolynbaker6994 9 лет назад

RIP CH Sprinkles the most unique Saddlebred

@LSimpsonist 12 лет назад

I was reading some of the earlier comments left here. A beautiful horse is a beautiful horse no matter what breed or discipline. Real horse people can appreciate the beauty in all breeds, even if they are slightly biased toward one breed or discipline in particular. But in order for a horse to be at it's best in the show ring and even riding at home, it takes the right kind of rider to assist the horse in becoming the best he/she can. Eleanor and Sprinkles are no exception.

@ThreePaintMares 11 лет назад

She is a Beautiful mare, she's just stunning!!! From way she moves, right down to her confirmation. I found out Breyer had made a model of her and I went out an bought one, then I bought another. Just an absolute gorgeous American Saddlebred Mare, I can see why Sprinkles is a champion. Way to go CH Sprinkles keep up the good work, show what you got and what you can do!

@remedyfarm 12 лет назад

One energetic athlete! I used to ride a NSH and loved her. So forward and light. It's hard for someone who's never worked with a Saddlebred to understand their fiery look which really is combined with a soft nature. A lot of gaited horses look very hot, but are truly easy to train and ride because they are people oriented and mushy on the inside. At least that's been my experience. I must add, however, I could not "cut" or set a tail. This is a wonderful example of a Saddlebred! Hello from Otta

@lisabaker9036 6 лет назад

I'm a huge fan of that adorable mare, who obviously loved her job.

@musicluv0 11 лет назад

I really like her :). She just has that thing that makes people like her! Although she has seen better seasons than 2012, she has been very lovely for the past few years with Eleanor. Love you Sprinkles, and have a long, well deserved retirement!

@maddieclement3120 11 лет назад

She is NOT AFRAID. She has been doing this for years now, and is one of the best in the industry, she just unanimously won 2 competitive 5 gaited pony class at the worlds championships horse show. She is at a awesome barn, an I'm sure that they take great care of her. I understand that saddleseat can look strange to people that don't know a lot about it, but if you ask someone that does,

@CrazyAcresBreyer 9 лет назад

This horses loves what is does! I am in love with her, I have two Breyers of her! I also got to see her at the worlds grand championship horse show! I was so sad to see her leave, and she will forever be in my heart and be my inspiration.

@danamacpherson5481 6 лет назад

Crazy Acres Breyer. I saw her in California at the California Saddlehorse Futurity! When it was still in CA!

@MorganHorse 9 лет назад

She was such an incredible and talented horse.. I wish I had known about her while she was showing..

@river_star_stables2250 9 лет назад

That horse sadly died yesterday a very sad moment in our saddlebred history😭😭

@MorganHorse 9 лет назад

Even us Morgan people were sad to see her go, she was so talented.

@danamacpherson5481 6 лет назад

River_Star_Stables. Oh, so it's true! :'( I'm so sorry to hear that. (I realize this is an old post I'm adding to.) She was a beautiful horse! I saw her a few times in CA, sometime before 06, I think... I know she was rather young. She looked beautiful in these videos and her rider was a perfect match. I'm sorry to read some comments from people who just don't know the breed. Anyway, Thank You! Miss Sprinkles Rest In Peace!

@theappachiprincesse 12 лет назад

And with this fact my point is made further: The horses are not abused, i can assure you they are living a high glory life.

@TheIzidora 11 лет назад

I don't have to know anything about it, but I am a horse-lover,I understand the natural looks and movements of the horse and when it's happy.The only thing I can see here ( when I stop the film on places, in wich you see the face of the girl and the face of the horse),I only see stress and pain and fear in the eyes of the horse, and a big satisfied smile of that girl,

@friscoteque 13 лет назад

Beautiful, beautiful horse! A pleasure to watch.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

Anyone that says that Sprinkles is sored, in pain when she slow gaits/ racks, you are wrong. She is so talented you wouldn't believe. She is at one of the best stables out there, and I'm sure gets excellent care. Anyone that doesn't understand these gaits or the saddlebred in general should ask a professional, or better yet, don't comment if you don't know.

@equine2020 4 месяца назад

What about the ones in the show circles. Been behind the scenes. Know facts. There are a few who live the horse world 24/7 & have seen the artificial part of some disciplines.

@TheZiongirl 12 лет назад

This horse is loving to show. People really need to learn more about our breed before they open their big mouths. My horse doesnt have a cut tail, have NEVER seen soring in the saddlebred breed - these are well loved, spoiled horses whose owners, most of the time, sacrifice to be able to enjoy them and show them to their capacity. I have a gelding that did not enjoy showing and he is home and loving it. My show horse likes to be showy!!

@musicluv0 11 лет назад

Yes, the Racking Horse is a breed. They have their own breeders association. Google Racking Horse, go to their breed registry web site, or if you read on Wikipedia, you will read that the breed was recognized by the USDA in 1978, and that the Breed Registry was formed in 1971. The Racking Horse is the Alabama state horse breed as well.

@baileymccosh4084 5 лет назад

My trainer has this one picture of her spooking at something in wchs. Miss seeing this mare at my barn before she got sold to Eleanor.

@grandcarriage1 12 лет назад

@Ponypal95 Sprinkles Born 1996, is by Chubasco and out of Faraway Belle, bred by the Scripps Miramar ranch of San Diego, CA (Michele MacFarlane). Her sire is Chubasco, who is by Fountain of Youth, who is by Yorktown, who is by Wing Commander. So there is your answer: Paternal Great, great randsire is Wing Commander.

@TheIzidora 11 лет назад

The straps next to the tail are being cut, those straps keep the tail down naturally,.. and then they get the tail for a long time in a tube held up. And so the tail will grow up in that direction. This is normal to you? natural? and then these methods.• Whole heavy chains to the legs of the horses.• Extremely thick batter smear on the sensitive areas of the hoof of the horse.

@dashpony1048 12 лет назад

i absolutely LOVE sprinkles! she was my dream horse when i was little! :)

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

Most saddlebreds are not gaited, so only the best ones are. These horses have a natural ability to do this, so minimal training actually makes them do the gait, the trainers normally just help to teach the horse to be consistent in the gaits. We really can't teach them to do it, ( it is very difficult to completely teach them) the gaited horses can be picked out as babies, because a trained eye can tell when they posses a natural athletic ability to slow gait and rack. Hope this helped you!

@highhorse313 13 лет назад

What a nice mare! Enjoyed this very much - thanks!!

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

No offense intended, but she said in her comment that she knew that she wasn't afraid. I also really love sprinkles! She's gorgeous!

@tinselPixie 10 лет назад

Sprinkles is watching the camera at all times. She is looking at it, not frightened. She is enjoying her work and while gaited horses might not be for everyone, she is sound and having fun. Perhaps look closer at the Tennessee Walkers if you want to see soring, weighted unnatural built up shoes and ugly squatting waddling back end gaits. Sprinkles isn't being forced, she's got natural high action, some breeds just do.

@saturnstorm85 11 лет назад

Its natural- gaited breeds pass down those movements in their bloodlines. Sprinkles has 5 gaited ASB's in her family tree. The lateral movements come from the motor strip in the brain. The trainer has to teach the horse the cues so he knows when his rider wants him to walk, trot, canter, slow gait, or rack. Also the horse requires exercise to maintain and improve his movements, as well as his physical health, like any human athlete.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

Oh my god! I can't stand people that act like they know saddlebreds but have no clue and try to tell people that know what they are talking about that they are abusing the horses! It's good to see someone else that defends Saddlebreds that are being trashed on the Internet.

@averycotter134 11 лет назад

Such a beautiful horse and rider!

@dashpony1048 12 лет назад

@OriginalDelphina okay seriously?? it takes SOOOO much skill to ride these horses! i've been riding saddlebreds my whole life, but i still learn something new each time i ride one. and as for the bit, there are two of them: one a typical snaffle and the other a curb. there is nothing "abnormal" about it.

@Synna89 11 лет назад

If you have soft enough hands, you don't need the noseband to keep contact! The horse opens his mouth to avoid pain, so if you don't give him pain, he won't try to open the mouth and avoid contact. Yes, I did say that, and your point is? Just because I say two breeds are bred to be energetic, doesn't mean I say everything about them are the same! But if people can ride the energetic iceys with a soft bit, you can do the same with these. Because the ENERGY LEVEL is the same.

@spiritedkitty 11 лет назад

This is an American Saddlebred horse, but to get that "Big Lick" high step, this horse looks just like a sored Tennessee Walking horse in the horse's movements. Also the horse has one of the most severe bits. You can see the long bit shanks. The longer the shanks, the more pressure and pain inflicted on the mouth of the horse. Check out Rick Gore's video explaining about snaffle bits and such. I don't know why the Humane Society isn't looking into these horse training methods. YET!!!

@Synna89 11 лет назад

.. Also, I've worked at a racetrack. The galope horses are EXTREMELY energetic, but they still listen to when you hold them back, cause they're trained to. The one I was working with had a normal bit, not a strong one. There are NO excuses for strong bits. If you really have soft hands, then why do you even need that bit? And calling me a blubbering idiot is a personal attack. Which says more about you and how few arguments you actually have. Won't see me sinking to your level.

@sueraymo3239 Год назад

Beyond gorgeous 😍

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

It's natural because the horses naturally lift their feet, and the weights are not much, less than 20 ounces, and not all saddlebreds even use the weights, just plain shoes, and still lift their feet just as high.

@barbaraangier-stewart440 10 лет назад

Breath-taking beauty...

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

I watched CH Sprinkles at Lexington win the gaited pony class yesterday morning. :)

@imehr10s69 10 лет назад

She is a breyer that shows how good she is

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

trust me anyone that shows saddlebreds know that you spend a lot more obey than you make. It is about the love of the sport. Like I said, although I love my saddlebred shows and horses, if I got an inkling that the horses were in pain, I would not support it. All I ask of anyone on this issue is please find info from someone who has experience before you comment things that are not truthful.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

You know what's funny? I am also a lot younger than you. I'm 15. But I know the truth. Saddlebreds are NOT abused, and that can be proven. The saddlebred community and especially the saddlebred show community is a very tight knit group, and we always stand up for each other and the horses we love. Just because I am a teenager doesn't mean I don't know what I am talking about.

@LSimpsonist 12 лет назад

Another example from what I posted earlier: Andreas Helgstrand and his beautiful mare, whom I would like to point out is also using a double bridle... Or who could forget Stacy Westfall riding her bitless freestyle reining horse at Congress? An awesome horse is an awesome horse. Enough said. ...and by the way, I am a saddlebred person myself :)

@musicluv0 11 лет назад

Information from Wikipedia: "In the mid 1900s, Racking horse enthusiasts formed their own group, the Racking Horse Breeders Association of America, and their breed was recognized by the United States Department of Agriculture as separate from the Tennessee Walking Horse in 1971. In 1975, the Racking Horse was designated the official state horse of Alabama." I have a friend that owns a racking horse, and I asked her if this was correct, she said it was, she also asked her trainer who agrees.

@JimTonerTV 11 лет назад

Wow,i love that horse,i have always wanted to do saddleseat!

@lizchesebro6517 11 лет назад

If i took put my horse in the pasture to stand and ride once a week like almost evryone that doesnt ride saddleseat does he would think i nolonger loved him!! Saddlebreds love what they do and you can tellby the look in their eyes when the crowd cheers

@Synna89 11 лет назад

.. When it comes to nosebands, they hide the symptom of the bit. When a horse gets pain from the bit, he opens his mouth. A noseband forces the horses mouth shut instead. Doesn't remove the problem, only the symptom. If you truly have calm enough hands, you don't need a nose band, as the horse will not open his mouth. Look up the video: "Effects of the bit".. I never said icelandics and saddle breeds were the same. You are putting words in my mouth. I only said both are bred to have high energy!

@kelseashampang3405 12 лет назад

i am suprised that you always get first becaus yuor horse go really fast i love sprinkles

6 лет назад

With a name like Forbes you get the best bred horses.

@user-kj6re2ll5e 9 лет назад

if you think saddlebreds are sored in order to make them have there legs up high. You obviously dont know anything about. I do because i have been around them my whole life.

@HunterJumperMorgan 12 лет назад

I personaly never worked around Saddlebreds but I have been to their shows and they love to get out and show thats the only thing they want to do! I work with Morgans who are also known for Saddleseat and my trainers Morgan Stallion has gone to World Championships and he wants to get out and always work or show. There is nothing that horses like these like more! And this is there natural gait. I have seen our non show Morgans out in the field trotting high and thats without training or showing!

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

Yea we already cleared things up! I actually commented that before I got your message saying that you understood what was going on. No hard feelings :).

@saturnstorm85 11 лет назад

Sprinkles reminds me so much of one of my fav horses, Jolly. He was a paint ASB, and Sprinkle's gentle demeanor towards her little rider reminds me of him. I'd love to know where he is now, maybe deceased. I'm so jealous of that girl!

@MrBreyerlife 11 лет назад

Such a GREAT pair!!!

@lizchesebro 10 лет назад

The sadlebred has the most natural motion out of and breed and is one of the breeds that can do all five gaits its amazing and if you think its not you need to go to a show and ask anyone especially a trainer and they will be happy to talk to you about this amazing breed....my own saddlebred sired by don't worry hits her elbows half the time breaking level in her plates! that is natural

@lizchesebro 10 лет назад

***** And hackneys!!! lol

@haileyandkoko967 12 лет назад

@DragonsGait Yes, we weight our Morgans' shoes. We do bait them with a streamer whip. We do put chains around their legs for work. Any every single oje is happy and doing what they love. We have saddle horses, hunters, western pleasure horses, carriage horses, pleasure driving horses and reining horses. And it's not unnatural. If anything is unnatural, it's those dead -broke QH that jog around with their noses dragging in the dust.

@maddieclement3898 11 лет назад

Really? She is one of the best horses in the industry! She gets amazing care and slow gaiting and racking are easy for her.

@TexasWildcat 9 лет назад

I see posts that say RIP Sprinkles! How did Sprinkles die, how old was she, and when did she die??

@smilygirl081 12 лет назад

They train the horses to have there ears perked up, it is part of there trainning so when they show there ears are always up and are judged on the way they old them to.

@rachelsayshi9693 10 лет назад

..so, rollur and soring are okay, but full bridles aren't? They are only two bits and we always keep the bottom (curb) rein looser than the snaffle. Check your facts BEFORE accusing us. Gah.

@KoriHarlan 8 лет назад

there is no rolkur or soring in the video, do your research before thinking u know everything

@britneymoonpiestarstableon3960 7 лет назад

Lucia Oakgarden she was talkin about how others in comments are saying thr double is abusive. (double bridle aka full bridle)

@KoriHarlan 7 лет назад

Britney Moonpie (star stable online) oh ok I didn't see lol

@britneymoonpiestarstableon3960 7 лет назад

its ok

@96Chinatown 7 лет назад

can not believe, you just said that, "soring are okay"

@saturnstorm85 11 лет назад

So many people think ASB's are afraid, wild, insane, etc just because the whites of their eyes are visible, which isn't common in other breeds. The horse's gaze is steady, not darting around out of fear or looking for danger.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

She just laughed and said "If we were showing for money, nobody would do it!" Honey, you can spend $100+ dollars just to go to a show. You pay for a stall, feed, shavings to go in the stall, and entry fees. That's not even counting food, gas and tack! And the bigger the show, the bigger the cost. (More expensive entry fees, stalls, etc...) I don't care what show you go to, you are never going to make back what you spend. It's all about fun.

@allionce1 11 лет назад

Trained by Michele MacFarlain from Scripps Miramar Ranch. Every horse I've seen Michele ride performs perfectly. Sprinkles is an example of that.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

CH Sprinkles, unanimous 5 gaited pony championship win at Lexington! I really hope she keeps it going and wins at Lousiville. If you guys didn't see it, she looked great.

@johnnygarcia5206 10 лет назад

I Love this video

@subakunoarien 11 лет назад

exactly! my dad calls horse showing 'the money pit' because its so expensive. its for the love of the sport and the animals

@equine2020 4 месяца назад

And the love of money these champion horses can bring. To some its s money making business. Not much love of the animals I belong to that inner circle of horses. See the behind scenes of happenings.

@birgitschenk6569 10 лет назад

Some of you should study biomechanics and how healthy posture/gaits should look like. Of course some horses with a steep shoulder cannot lift its legs as high as others with a different shoulder (dont know the term in english). This horses back is not rounded but hollow, and weight or high shoes - it really scares me that some people say this is normal, and also this unnatural gait. Just like the Wonderhorse Tortillas (he cost over 10 Million Euros, probably close to 15 Million Dollars), he lifts his front legs way high and his rear is somewhere in Mexico. But to some it looks great, although this is not correct. No wonder he had issues with lameness and has not been heard of again.

@LaChocolateLady 9 лет назад

He retired and happily breeding mares right now. I havent heard about lameness he had. I dont find any things about. Here. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Totilas and He is not ASB. He is bred to do dressage. He is DWB Dutch Warmblood Stallion A Dutch Warmblood is a warmblood type of horse registered with the Koninklijk Warmbloed Paardenstamboek Nederland (Royal Warmblood Studbook of the Netherlands (KWPN),[1] which governs the breeding of competitive dressage and show jumping horses, as well as the show harness horse and Gelderlander, and a hunter studbook in North America. Developed through a breeding program that began in the 1960s, the Dutch are some of the most successful horses developed in postwar Europe. He was trained to do this.

@theappachiprincesse 12 лет назад

Just to let you know, more white in the eye is a desired look. The trait is specifically bred in. This horse sin't in pain, it isn't abused. The horse has natural motion and a natural head set that the trainer simply makes her use. Trust me, this is a very expensive horse, probably 80-100k. It is living a luxury filled life in a luxurious stable.

@equine2020 4 месяца назад

The look is not natural I owned 2 saddlebreds. Registered. One the grandson of Wing Commander. They didn't have that terrified look. Ive been behind the scenes. Saw what happens. And as for price, some wealthy people abuse their horses. Yes I've seen this too. A $50K horse isn't that much. They can write off as a bussiness item, etc. I've been with horses since 5yrs old years and over 45yrs. Professional horses.

@funnysummerfun 12 лет назад

YOU GUYS, TODAY IS THE RIDER'S BIRTHDAY!! TODAY IS ELEANOR RAINBOLT-FORBES BIRTHDAY! EVERYONE, GO ON FACEBOOK AND WISH HER A HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! IT IS ALSO HER SISTER'S BIRTHDAY, CAROLINE RAINBOLT-FORBES BDAY! WISH THEM BOTH AN AMAZING BIRTHDAY ON FACEBOOK!

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

Yea she is :) That was a nice class and she looked great! If anyone is interested in watching her in the gaited pony championship tonight, then google lexington jr. league horse show, and click on the first page you see, and then scroll down until you see the little facebook icon, and then there are two bolded dark green links, click the one that says view our free live webcast.The evening session is at 6:30, and Sprinkles is in the 13th class, so problably at least an hour into the show.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

I only have one thing to say about what you said. Honestly, that is an insult to anyone who truly knows saddlebreds. I have been involved with them for 10+ years, I have a family member who owns a successful training stable! I am also am a activist of the correct treatment of animals, and no matter how much I love showing and show horses, the well being of all animals does and will always come first. I have seen these horses compete for a long time, and trust me, horses that are gaited are

@maddieclement3898 11 лет назад

Yea, I know she is getting older, an she has seen better shows than the world championships show last year, but I watched her at the royal in the gaited pony last year, and was pleasantly surprised at how nice she did look. But she is 17 now? Maybe a bit younger, I'm not quite sure, but she has earned a happy retirement.

@daedae456100 12 лет назад

I can't wait to meet her at Breyerfest!

@keh7878 10 лет назад

You all say she looks terrified but a horse like that lives and breaths to be out in those arenas no matter who is on it as a horse owner i see a true passion in the horse and rider.

@saddleseatrider7543 10 лет назад

I love CH Sprinkles she's so cute

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

If she was in pain, she wouldn't behave for her rider. She is not on a tight rein, the rider is just keeping the slack out of her reins.

@saturnstorm85 11 лет назад

You're referring to soring. That's seen in TWH, not ASB's. Sprinkles' gaits are far too smooth for her to have been sored. Sometimes horses are just blessed with beautiful movements and grace.

@shawnabloom Год назад

I can’t love this enough. Sheer perfection!!

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

You know, it was not cheweyischewey and I who started this. You are the one, the one who doesn't know saddlebreds and decided to post somthing that wasn't true on Sprinkles, one of the best five gaited horses of this generation. Did you expect for the saddlebred people that watch this let it go unnoticed? We didn't.

@Synna89 11 лет назад

I think it's wrong to use both harsh bits AND strong bits. Because they are meant to put a lot of pressure in the horses mouth. And believe me, I know about horses meant to have lots of energy. I have an icelandic horse, and those show ponies are ALSO meant to have lots of energy and lift their legs high. But you can still see people riding them with normal, soft bits and without nosebands. And those that don't, well, I'm against that too!

@uthini1 9 лет назад

Ok, i understand, for me it is important the horse is doing well, no pain in the legs and not even in the mouth.

@RebelRadius 12 лет назад

The eyes speak volumes. Nothing more to be said.

@macadoodlerules 13 лет назад

that's a nice horse!

@LeaderStorm 11 лет назад

Same reason people use martingales or other training aids. To exaggerate something that's already there. Every discipline exaggerates movements. A horse may be able to jump naturally, but they would not jump 5-6 ft though they can. Saddleseat horses do have natural action, the shoes just help it become flashier and more consistent.

@aknight094 11 лет назад

I'm not surprised! Haha! She's so good!

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

The horses hold there necks up because that is how they are built. There is no one size fits all anatomy for a horse. Just like people, every breed has a different build. Some people are tall some people are short, some are slender, some are stocky. It's the same way with horses. Yes, if a quarter horse was supposed to hold their neck up like that, that would hurt. But they don't because they are not built that way. Saddlebreds are. I have a show horse myself. (my profile picture)

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

Ok! I'm glad everything worked out!

@meadowvale1000 12 лет назад

Come on breyerfest really want to meet her

@graceseifert9603 12 лет назад

I love CH Sprinkles. I think now it's WCC CH Sprinkles. She's so cute! And a really pretty mover! I would love to meet her. Also, I have her Breyer.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

How is she in pain?? What do you know about saddlebreds? Have you ever even ridden one or visited a stable? She is very smooth at the trot. There are absolutely no signs of pain. Learn something about the breed before you decide she is in pain. She was bred to do this. It is completely natural to her.

@rachelsayshi9693 10 лет назад

The whites in her eyes are NOT fear. Some ASBs are born with it. It's just like some horses have blue eyes. Rare, but not bad. Sprinkles, like many and most ASBs loves her job. These horses are loving and compassionate. We love them to death and we DO NOT sore, big lick, etc. the basic training? Chains on only the front feet, usually weighing 6-8 ounces a chain. 1200LB horse >12 ounces. And the full bridles are not abusive. So, rollkur and soring , but bridles

@TheIzidora 11 лет назад

And indeed, there are too many things I do not know. I will look into it I promise. But there are also many things you do not know. What do you know for example about the anatomy of the horse? The neck vertebrae? The way your horses hold their neck can not be natural because that simply causes tension in the neck just behind the ears.but I will make a video of all the things I know.. maby you can learn also something of me than. I am very busy at the moment but let you know when it's ready.

@aknight094 11 лет назад

I know someone cleared that up for me already... I was confused about those things on her hooves.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

Oops I made a typo where "obey" is it is supposed to be money, but my cell phone auto corrected my typo to obey, and I forgot to go back and fix it.

@LeaderStorm 12 лет назад

Um, that mold is a saddlebred. It's the Five Gaiter mold.

@LunaAsb 11 лет назад

btw the bolded green links are right above the facebook icon :)

@smilygirl081 12 лет назад

I have watched trainning sessions too! and they do make them perk there ears most use a lighter so horses hear and see the flame!