Thursday, October 22, 2009

Hanoverian stallion auction: My faves

As if we haven't seen enough primo horseflesh, the Hanoverian Stallion Auction catalog is online. These stallion prospects are only two years old! My picks...

8 comments:

  1. Kind of like being on a strict diet in a candy store...

    Beautiful horses again. I can only dream, but hey, as far as I'm concerned, all my Boys move like that. I know as long as I'm in my arena at home, they win all the championship classes. *G*

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  2. Wish my 2 year old looked like that :P

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  3. off topic but I would love to ask your advise about something :)

    What do you think about Holsteiners? I am going to look at one for a friend and honestly know nothing about the different breeds of warmbloods. I know it is a bit of a broad topic but I just wanted to know your general impression of them.

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  4. My husband is a sucker for Weltmeyer. He worked with several Weltmeyer babies, when he was a working student in IL several years ago... They are HUGE, I can't believe that they are two year olds! That's insane!

    So, when are you going to buy me one of those stallions, Stacy? :)

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  5. When I acquire my own brass set! I'm a big chicken about handling horses that are "entire." I've handled a few and they had my number right away, I recall being dragged around the farm by one fairly mellow stallion that I handled on occasion in a previous barn job.

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  6. I'm in love with the Chacco Blue x Stakkato. Beautiful horses all, though.

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  7. Once again you have wowed me with the beautiful horses you find. Number 50, a big, handsome, chestnut, dripping with chrome, I just melt.
    So true Stacey, stallions will get someone's number quickly, learned that working on TB breeding farm. I had to grow some on day one to keep from getting dragged, bitten, or kicked. In the end once you got their respect they were big babies. :0P

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