My Filly is in training

AfleetAlex#1fan · Postby **AfleetAlex#1fan** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 8:23 am

Yes my filly is in training now and last night during a day of traing after a week or 2 she had the saddle and a rider on her and no buck at all.So yay I finally got her in training.

Thanks!
Jordan

Bondama · Postby **Bondama** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 11:54 am

Congratulations, Jordan. This is just the type of post from you that we all want to read! Post some pics too if you can!

knightsstar · Postby **knightsstar** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 1:24 pm

Wow! Jordan, that is GREAT NEWS! Congrats. Sometimes our goals may seem like baby steps but you are off to a great start and by now have taken more baby steps into the horse world.

Remember that everything begins with a dream. It is only if you pursue the dream that it becomes a reality.

Would love to see some photos, kid.

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:42 pm

Thought your filly was unregistered due to not knowning its parentage, who's paying the bills ?

larrygene · Postby **larrygene** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:43 pm

And Jordan when you send us a picture of your filly , send us a picture of you.

larrygene · Postby **larrygene** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:44 pm

And Jordan when you send us a picture of your filly , send us a picture of you.

Heidilady · Postby **Heidilady** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 4:07 pm

First just a congrats to Jordan for baby steps and working with her. It's doing right by the horse regardless of whether she ends up being a racehorse or a pet. The stimulation is a good thing and she's not getting neglected in some pasture like some people I've seen.

I don't know that I'd like to look at anything other than the filly. Not sure it's a good idea asking a 14yo boy for pictures online Larry. A little too Foley-esque.

Not sure the goal of the "training" she's doing now is the kind of training she really outta be pointing toward---she's probably getting trained to be a racehorse when odds are she's not gonna even be a registered broodmare. Outta try to do things like dressage or endurance or something. Jordan means training as in Pletcher rather than training as in Parelli.

AfleetAlex#1fan · Postby **AfleetAlex#1fan** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 4:49 pm

She is in normal/regular riding training and learning a few other things to get her to respect and mind a little better.I will be using her for other sports not racing.
Our trainer has a Light Bay Arabian that we may use for breeding her to in the future the Light Bay has not been bred to a mare before but she is training him so he knows how.The Arabian stud carries a gene that can produce a big white spot on the baby making a paint so it can be registered paint but it would at least be able to be registered as an Anglo-Arab hopefully.

Thanks!

Jordan

Joie · Postby **Joie** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 5:07 pm

It's called sabino, an you CANNOT get a "paint" out of a grade TB mare by an arabian stallion. You *might* get a pinto...and you can't get a registered anglo-arabian, either, out of a GRADE mare. You can possibly get a half-arab, but it won't be eligible for anglo-arabian registry.

AfleetAlex#1fan · Postby **AfleetAlex#1fan** » Sat Oct 28, 2006 10:32 am

larrygene · Postby **larrygene** » Sat Oct 28, 2006 10:44 am

Heidilady my money is on Jordan being closer to 40 than 14. :roll:

I still want to see him with his filly.