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 | Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 6:27:34 PM |
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This gelding is 16.1 hands and is around 10-12 years old. Jessie and Anne really liked this horse and found him very easy to work around. At first glance I could tell you he has worked hard in his recent life, as he as scars on his knees from going down trying to start up hills with a heavy load. The write up on the horse said he was a good, safe driving horse ,worked single or double and also worked in the field.(That is a hard life as he is not a draft horse) This horse likes people (I do not know why) is very interested in everything and is WONDERFUL to work around.
As far as riding he did have a little blinker shock but worked out of it very quickly. The more Jessie rode him the better he got and I really like this horse. He is high headed had VERY good motion and looks like he could go to a show and be VERY competitive. This is a good one and with work I think could be a rare find.
START NAMING!!
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| [ Edited by: Nealia on Jan 15 2009 5:06:21 PM ] | |
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 6:48:10 PM | | | Reply Link |
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 7:17:29 PM | | | Reply Link |
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OH dang, this one is super cute too!!  
Call him BeBop, he looks like he's just 'beboppin' along 
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Amy
Proud caretaker of SBR's "The Main Man", aka Big, now over the Rainbow Bridge, and "The Checkered Flag" aka Hank now residing at Briar Patch Farm.
Saddlebred Rescue...where horses are saved, and happy hearts are made! |
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 7:20:23 PM | | | Reply Link |
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JACK -- one of Black Beauty's names -- whose first "downfall" was scarred knees.
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"Use what talents you possess -- the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best." Henry Van Dyke |
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 7:25:14 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Gaylord? Gainsborough? Beauregarde? Richard the Lionheart? Lancelot? Gladstone? El Cid? Honest John? Oberon? Rob Roy? Sir Percival? Tristan? Ivanhoe? Tamerlane? Tennyson? Hussar? Landseer? Isaiah? Helios? Xanthos? Buccaneer? Redwing?
Waxing poetic and exotic here with painters, literary figures, politicians, historical figures, and whatever else hits me! I loved the film Ben Hur, but I bet the ASHA registry is full of Ben Hurs, so that may not be such a good idea.
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 7:31:13 PM | | | Reply Link |
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I am for Aragon. he seems noble. What a handsome boy!
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 7:54:12 PM | | | Reply Link |
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If we did not have one already, I like SIR Lancelot or SBR Lancelot. His story just makes me want to cry. Thanks Bruce and SBR for getting him back to his Knightful place....an ASB barn.
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 8:20:25 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Cutie! He looks snazzy! How about Jazz / Jazzy?
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There's nothing better for the inside of a man than the outside of a horse.
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 8:22:08 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Aragon like the region of Spain or AragoRn like the king from Lord of the Rings? I like the latter ... I don't like Lancelot because, well, the LEGEND of Lancelot ain't that honorable at the end of all things. If you're looking for an epic hero ... Odysseus, Aeneas, Roland, Gilgamesh, Hercules, Beowulf.
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"As selfishness and complaint pervert the mind, so love with its joy clears and sharpens the vision." -- Helen Keller
"Whoso helps but one to live, it shall be as if he had saved all mankind." (Sura 5:32) |
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 8:29:26 PM | | | Reply Link |
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MegNY, you are absolutely right. Lancelot was a brilliant fighter but blotted his copy book and badly by cheating on the King and stealing the heart of Queen Guinevere. The only flawless knight at King Arthur's table was Sir Galahad...only he was pure enough to go after the Holy Grail. But I always imagined Galahad to have light hair...not a redhead!
For the SBR horses, we don't want to handicap them with a negative name with negative baggage attached, no matter how well it rolls off the tongue. (I should have thougt of that before opening my yap!!!
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 8:37:45 PM | | | Reply Link |
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sailboat theme - "flying scot" - a daysailer, good all around boat, can be used to sail to nowhere for an afternoon, race in one design, or a good lesson boat
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 8:39:23 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Oh, I certainly wasn't trying to be unkind to whomever put forth the suggestion of Lancelot!! And hope very much it wasn't taken that way. I've just studied the Arthurian legend too much. Lancelot was perfect, except when he wasn't.
I pictured Galahad as light-haired, too! Heh, save that one for a flaxen horse if SBR ever gets ones.
Reading all the name ideas is fun ... we should do it like this every sale! Take a little work off of Pat and Nealia's overloaded shoulders.
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"As selfishness and complaint pervert the mind, so love with its joy clears and sharpens the vision." -- Helen Keller
"Whoso helps but one to live, it shall be as if he had saved all mankind." (Sura 5:32) |
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 8:41:12 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Any of the above!!! He IS a Knight In Shining Armor and wears the scars to prove it. God Bless this boy!!!
He is an absolute Knockout!!!
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 9:48:46 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Well, I didn't Study the Arthur tales, but my remembrance of the Hollywood movies is more like this discription: form Wikpedia:
In the Arthurian legend, Sir Lancelot (Lancelot du Lac, also Launcelot) is one of the Knights of the Round Table. He is typically considered to be one of the greatest and most trusted of King Arthur 's knights and plays a part in many of Arthur's victories. He is perhaps most famous for his affair with Arthur's wife Guinevere and the role he plays in the search for the Holy Grail.
At any rate, no offense taken, but I hope he STEALS someone's heart soon and he gets placed quickly to a home like Camelot! 
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 9:54:01 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Just tell him "it's ok buddy, chicks dig scars...." (all the hockey players from these parts say that anyway!!!)
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Proud adoptive Mom of Diogenes Vigor (1991-2008), aka "Victor", an SBR treasure.
God must have needed a beautiful horse to have chosen you my dear friend, I will love you always Mr. V... |
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 10:22:00 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Love this horse! if you are looking for something you can show, scoop this guy up quick! He is gonna need a name as cool as he is.
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| Posted On: Jan 13 2009 At: 11:05:20 PM | | | Reply Link |
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Travhest.. TRISTAN is perfect for him!!!!!
like the movie tristan and isolde..if you havent seen the movie go get it now.. but
Tristan is handsdown my vote!
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| Posted On: Jan 14 2009 At: 02:10:32 AM | | | Reply Link |
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Another amazing one, just a step or two from the show ring. I will have to go back though these posts to see what level rider each one needs!
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| Posted On: Jan 14 2009 At: 06:38:28 AM | | | Reply Link |
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Sergeant Schulz (spelling intended)
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| Posted On: Jan 14 2009 At: 07:48:11 AM | | | Reply Link |
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Quote:
Originally posted by JMOctezuma
Travhest.. TRISTAN is perfect for him!!!!!
like the movie tristan and isolde..if you havent seen the movie go get it now.. but
Tristan is handsdown my vote!
I love the name Tristan. I also like Beauregarde.
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| Posted On: Jan 14 2009 At: 08:26:06 AM | | | Reply Link |
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The name Tristan speaks to me for this guy. Gosh, if only I had more room and time...
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Karen
Wannabea Farm - Home of Agape's Legacy (June Cleaver) www.wannabeafarm.net |
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