cosmo
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Post by cosmo on Apr 29, 2006 14:06:34 GMT 1
Are these just correct for welshies?
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Post by Roselea on Apr 29, 2006 17:04:10 GMT 1
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cubic
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Post by cubic on Apr 29, 2006 17:28:10 GMT 1
And some other native breeds (Highlands and New Forest's for example). They can also be used on traditional coloureds.
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Post by D owner on May 8, 2006 12:08:49 GMT 1
Mostly welshies. Otherwise it looks naff. We show our D in one. Never seen a traditional cob in one ever.
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seabiscuit
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Post by seabiscuit on May 8, 2006 12:27:59 GMT 1
I read somewhere that white halters should be used on welsh mares, and geldings should have a bridle instead (hunter-type bridle with flat noseband/browband). What would be correct for little local shows?
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Post by D owner on May 9, 2006 21:32:06 GMT 1
Welsh geldings can be shown in white halters and often are but I agree with above that more often they are shown in a flat nosed bridle. We always show our mare in a white halter as she looks prettiest in the halter.
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Post by specialsparkle3 on May 10, 2006 8:35:51 GMT 1
 I agree that Wesh C&D mares and fillies can be shown in white halters, but definately not Stallions, and( I think) geldings, who should be shown in proper in hand bridles .
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Post by seabiscuit nli on May 10, 2006 15:15:22 GMT 1
If I was to use a normal riding bridle for local in-hand showing of my welsh D gelding, what do I use to lead him with? Do you get fancy lead ropes for in-hand showing? do I need to get a three-way connecting chain for my bit rings?
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Post by specialsparkle3 on May 10, 2006 16:26:06 GMT 1
If you are using your ordinary bridle you should use your reins. Lead reins with couplings are only used with In Hand Bridles. ;D
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I agree that Wesh C&D mares and fillies can be shown in white halters, but definately not Stallions, and( I think) geldings, who should be shown in proper in hand bridles .