Sunny| Morning Glory Farms |
| my biggest pet peeve in the horse world is ill behaved studs that shouldn't be allowed to keep their balls. Not only are they dangerous for literally everyone involved but they give an absolutely awful name to all the actually decent stud. A good stud makes a great gelding |
| Wraithcry Farm |
| If Whiskey was a stud I would snip him immediately. I do not care if a stud has expensive bloodlines and potential if he has a shit temper he gets the snip. |
| Wild West Warmbloods |
| I rode my 3 and a half year old gelding today and he was an angel <3 |
| Savannah Stables |
| We think my gelding was cut late due to some. Behaviors. But god am I glad he's not a stud |
| Snow Angels |
| Athena, My friend is 16 and i'm 13 so more of teenagers than kids but yeah, we're still pretty young. |
| Wild West Warmbloods |
| I believe that unless you're planning to breed and the stallion has a solid temper and solid genetics, you probably (probably) should geld. I know many people that have amazingly tempered stallions that never geld that anyone can ride, so its not a must,. |
| Morning Glory Farms |
| That one certainly does, Kit would loose his balls Immediately if he even DARED act like that on line never mind under saddle. You should not be able to tell a stud apart from any other horse in the arena. |
| KPH Equestrian |
| snow it's usually ideal for their own mental (and often physical) health though |
| Savannah Stables |
| ...on a more sane note I rode my GELDING today and he was absolutely awesome, just wanted to brag |
| Wraithcry Farm |
| And has the attitude with genetics. If a stud is mean and training does not help one bit he makes a nice gelding. |
| LUX |
| if planning to breed or nicely temper or cannot cause of health not needed, other than that, snip snip.. no? |
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| Morning Glory Farms |
| my biggest pet peeve in the horse world is ill behaved studs that shouldn't be allowed to keep their balls. Not only are they dangerous for literally everyone involved but they give an absolutely awful name to all the actually decent stud. A good stud makes a great gelding |
| Wraithcry Farm |
| If Whiskey was a stud I would snip him immediately. I do not care if a stud has expensive bloodlines and potential if he has a shit temper he gets the snip. |
| Wild West Warmbloods |
| I rode my 3 and a half year old gelding today and he was an angel <3 |
| Savannah Stables |
| We think my gelding was cut late due to some. Behaviors. But god am I glad he's not a stud |
| Snow Angels |
| Athena, My friend is 16 and i'm 13 so more of teenagers than kids but yeah, we're still pretty young. |
| Wild West Warmbloods |
| I believe that unless you're planning to breed and the stallion has a solid temper and solid genetics, you probably (probably) should geld. I know many people that have amazingly tempered stallions that never geld that anyone can ride, so its not a must,. |
| Morning Glory Farms |
| That one certainly does, Kit would loose his balls Immediately if he even DARED act like that on line never mind under saddle. You should not be able to tell a stud apart from any other horse in the arena. |
| KPH Equestrian |
| snow it's usually ideal for their own mental (and often physical) health though |
| Savannah Stables |
| ...on a more sane note I rode my GELDING today and he was absolutely awesome, just wanted to brag |
| Wraithcry Farm |
| And has the attitude with genetics. If a stud is mean and training does not help one bit he makes a nice gelding. |
| LUX |
| if planning to breed or nicely temper or cannot cause of health not needed, other than that, snip snip.. no? |
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