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<blockquote data-quote="Running Arrow Bill" data-source="post: 62181" data-attributes="member: 9"><p>The leather straps on the side of the horse drop down from the saddle and they loop around horse's back end...No they would not break away easily as they are about 1" wide and 3/16" or so thick. I haven't done any trail riding myself since I am a novice rider and too difficult to get away from our operation for too long...just trying to hone my riding skills on our property so I can feel "mostly" in control of my mare.</p><p></p><p>About only time a PP is shoed is for a rare corrective problem. Also, if they are ridden in rough, rocky terrain a lot. They have a hard hoof.</p><p></p><p>I do not have a PP stud...they quality ones are extremely expensive. My 2 yr old chestnut colt was a breeding by "RTP Oberon" from my mare's seller... I have a photo but haven't asked for permission to post publicly--could e-mail it to you though. Oberon was a bay. My mare is a bay.</p><p></p><p>My mare's current bay filly was sired by *LEA Conquistador from the ranch "La Estancia Alegre" in New Mexico. I have photo of him, however not asked for permission to post public--could e-mail you a photo though. Conquistador is black.</p><p></p><p>The previous owner of my PP mare had bred her to a TOP stallion (she owns their offspring), "LV Sol Brillante" who I think at present has a $5,000 stud fee, one of the highest in the Peruvian circuit...this colt is now a junior champion breeding stallion at their ranch.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Running Arrow Bill, post: 62181, member: 9"] The leather straps on the side of the horse drop down from the saddle and they loop around horse's back end...No they would not break away easily as they are about 1" wide and 3/16" or so thick. I haven't done any trail riding myself since I am a novice rider and too difficult to get away from our operation for too long...just trying to hone my riding skills on our property so I can feel "mostly" in control of my mare. About only time a PP is shoed is for a rare corrective problem. Also, if they are ridden in rough, rocky terrain a lot. They have a hard hoof. I do not have a PP stud...they quality ones are extremely expensive. My 2 yr old chestnut colt was a breeding by "RTP Oberon" from my mare's seller... I have a photo but haven't asked for permission to post publicly--could e-mail it to you though. Oberon was a bay. My mare is a bay. My mare's current bay filly was sired by *LEA Conquistador from the ranch "La Estancia Alegre" in New Mexico. I have photo of him, however not asked for permission to post public--could e-mail you a photo though. Conquistador is black. The previous owner of my PP mare had bred her to a TOP stallion (she owns their offspring), "LV Sol Brillante" who I think at present has a $5,000 stud fee, one of the highest in the Peruvian circuit...this colt is now a junior champion breeding stallion at their ranch. [/QUOTE]
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