J joe Well-known member Joined Feb 3, 2005 Messages 270 Reaction score 0 Location MN Dec 13, 2005 #1 thinking of getting a good cattle horse. Sale coming up has listings under "Loose Horses",and "Ride In's", and "Lead In's." What does all this mean?
thinking of getting a good cattle horse. Sale coming up has listings under "Loose Horses",and "Ride In's", and "Lead In's." What does all this mean?
CattleAnnie Well-known member Joined Mar 2, 2004 Messages 1,530 Reaction score 0 Location Northeastern BC Canada Dec 13, 2005 #2 Loose horses: horses that are sold in the ring without a handler Ride Ins/Throughs: horses that are ridden in the sale ring Lead Ins: horses that are lead, but not ridden, in the sale ring Take care.
Loose horses: horses that are sold in the ring without a handler Ride Ins/Throughs: horses that are ridden in the sale ring Lead Ins: horses that are lead, but not ridden, in the sale ring Take care.
Alan Well-known member Joined May 9, 2004 Messages 9,515 Reaction score 6 Location NW Oregon Dec 14, 2005 #3 CattleAnnie":1kudb841 said: Loose horses: horses that are sold in the ring without a handler Ride Ins/Throughs: horses that are ridden in the sale ring Lead Ins: horses that are lead, but not ridden, in the sale ring Take care. Click to expand... Right on the nose CattleAnnie, I'll add that you can judge how well the horse is trained by how it is brought in. A loose horse my have never been handled before, a lead in probably has not been started but has some ground training. Good luck, Alan
CattleAnnie":1kudb841 said: Loose horses: horses that are sold in the ring without a handler Ride Ins/Throughs: horses that are ridden in the sale ring Lead Ins: horses that are lead, but not ridden, in the sale ring Take care. Click to expand... Right on the nose CattleAnnie, I'll add that you can judge how well the horse is trained by how it is brought in. A loose horse my have never been handled before, a lead in probably has not been started but has some ground training. Good luck, Alan