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Motonemi
01:57:06 AL, mum to Nemi
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Ravenwood Farm
01:56:22 
This is definitely the best training EEE I own, no idea yet if she is a good producer
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Ravenwood Farm
01:54:55 
I'm not good with judging quality of offspring, but that's a thing you can do. How is his training?
Skyward Stud
01:51:33 Sky/Skrangle
he's got a good colour but I have no idea how strong he is
Ravenwood Farm
01:48:36 
Sky is he strong or good color?
The Unknown
01:47:46 Unknown | Dark
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This is the XLB mare I have on my side. At her best, she was #19 XLB. She's now #40 because I haven't tried when breeding in a while
Moongold Magic
01:47:07 🍭 Diva
Agreed, weakness creates weakness and its very difficult to breed it out of lines
The Unknown
01:45:51 Unknown | Dark
I've found that weak parents lead to weak foals regardless of rating. Case in point, my X side account which has many WWWs (and actually some XLB mares) because I got a daughter of the #1 X stud during his freshie year when his fee was cheaper. Compared to this account where I just got my first WWW in something like 30 game years and it's because I used the #1 AA stud. I need to get a brood and a TB straw on the high LB to get better foals into my TB lines
Skyward Stud
01:45:15 Sky/Skrangle
someone tell me not to buy an WWW stallion. I so desperately want to
Crimson Valley Acres
01:45:11 
-HEE Click- hes so pretty
Ravenwood Farm
01:44:12 
No sorry I think she was actually PPPxWEE, when I think about it
Ravenwood Farm
01:43:41 
My first EEE trained almost decently I think, and she was PPPxEEE. Definitely some RF there though
Narran Park
01:41:17 Sting
I have not been able to crack the code to breeding decently strong EEE's. Despite having hundreds of them. Doesnt seem to matter if i breed EEExEEE or EEExWWW
Ravenwood Farm
01:33:18 
I have some studs that seem a bit meh, I have been thinking about just using them with decent EEEs and cull the bad training foals
Moonrose Magic
01:31:20 🎀 Diva
Yup , but he's not a good one, I wouldn't breed him to any of my good stock
Ravenwood Farm
01:29:17 
He is very handsome Diva
Moonrose Magic
01:28:10 🎀 Diva
Oooh I need him
Moonrose Magic
01:26:54 🎀 Diva
This is my low class www I use for colour now only as example
-HEE Click-
TB Goin Crazy!
01:25:15 
do yall ever get stumped on what to do with all your horses lol.

like i wanna sell them all, but theyre also all so cute </3
Arvalon Studs
01:24:33 Tosk's KNN
He's got pearl

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Motonemi
01:57:06 AL, mum to Nemi
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Item?
Ravenwood Farm
01:56:22 
This is definitely the best training EEE I own, no idea yet if she is a good producer
-HEE Click-
Ravenwood Farm
01:54:55 
I'm not good with judging quality of offspring, but that's a thing you can do. How is his training?
Skyward Stud
01:51:33 Sky/Skrangle
he's got a good colour but I have no idea how strong he is
Ravenwood Farm
01:48:36 
Sky is he strong or good color?
The Unknown
01:47:46 Unknown | Dark
-HEE Click-
This is the XLB mare I have on my side. At her best, she was #19 XLB. She's now #40 because I haven't tried when breeding in a while
Moongold Magic
01:47:07 🍭 Diva
Agreed, weakness creates weakness and its very difficult to breed it out of lines
The Unknown
01:45:51 Unknown | Dark
I've found that weak parents lead to weak foals regardless of rating. Case in point, my X side account which has many WWWs (and actually some XLB mares) because I got a daughter of the #1 X stud during his freshie year when his fee was cheaper. Compared to this account where I just got my first WWW in something like 30 game years and it's because I used the #1 AA stud. I need to get a brood and a TB straw on the high LB to get better foals into my TB lines
Skyward Stud
01:45:15 Sky/Skrangle
someone tell me not to buy an WWW stallion. I so desperately want to
Crimson Valley Acres
01:45:11 
-HEE Click- hes so pretty
Ravenwood Farm
01:44:12 
No sorry I think she was actually PPPxWEE, when I think about it
Ravenwood Farm
01:43:41 
My first EEE trained almost decently I think, and she was PPPxEEE. Definitely some RF there though
Narran Park
01:41:17 Sting
I have not been able to crack the code to breeding decently strong EEE's. Despite having hundreds of them. Doesnt seem to matter if i breed EEExEEE or EEExWWW
Ravenwood Farm
01:33:18 
I have some studs that seem a bit meh, I have been thinking about just using them with decent EEEs and cull the bad training foals
Moonrose Magic
01:31:20 🎀 Diva
Yup , but he's not a good one, I wouldn't breed him to any of my good stock
Ravenwood Farm
01:29:17 
He is very handsome Diva
Moonrose Magic
01:28:10 🎀 Diva
Oooh I need him
Moonrose Magic
01:26:54 🎀 Diva
This is my low class www I use for colour now only as example
-HEE Click-
TB Goin Crazy!
01:25:15 
do yall ever get stumped on what to do with all your horses lol.

like i wanna sell them all, but theyre also all so cute </3
Arvalon Studs
01:24:33 Tosk's KNN
He's got pearl

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Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 21, 2019 07:33 PM

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So I bought this horse about a month or so ago, and he did not come as advertised in many ways (height, demeanor, broke-ness). So now I'm starting to think that I may have also been lied to about his age. The coggins provided when I purchased him said he was 10 (as she told me), but I've looked at his teeth and done a lot of googling and I'm starting to think he may be older. Can anyone give me a guesstimate on how old they think he might be?

-I am taking him to the vet soon to get his teeth floated and I'll have him age him but I'm just curious in the moment as to what y'all think-

Thanks!

https://i.postimg.cc/vZcp655g/IMG-8563.jpg

Edited at October 21, 2019 07:44 PM by King's Landing
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 21, 2019 07:50 PM


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Hey King! Can you get a side view that shows the full corner incisors as well as a picture of the biting surfaces? :)
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 21, 2019 09:03 PM

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A side view would be helpful but I think he is older than 10
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 21, 2019 09:19 PM


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I would pin him 15-17. He's got some pretty good grooves in there. Sucks to have a horse so poorly misrepresented. :(
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 21, 2019 09:29 PM

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Fire Equestrian said:
A side view would be helpful but I think he is older than 10


Yea I'll get one tomorrow


FirstLightFarms said:
I would pin him 15-17. He's got some pretty good grooves in there. Sucks to have a horse so poorly misrepresented. :(


Yea I was gonna pin him at 15. I reached out to the previous owner to tell her how disappointed I was with him (after he almost flipped over while rearing on me) and she completely ignored my message. But the bill of sale states his age as 10 years old, if I can prove he's older I might be able to get the law involved :) I know that's petty but I only spent 2 YEARS saving up to purchase my own horse, and now that I have and gotten this I'm not gonna let it fly.
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 21, 2019 09:40 PM


FirstLightFarms

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Oh definitely fight it! That's so dangerous for you and for him.
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 22, 2019 01:06 PM

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Jellos Warmbloods said:
Hey King! Can you get a side view that shows the full corner incisors as well as a picture of the biting surfaces? :)


Here's just about every picture I could get. He wasn't super cooperative. But by my knowledge, this horse is at least 15...

https://i.postimg.cc/VNkNrb8G/Full-Size-Render-copy-2.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/0Q57NNWP/IMG-8588.png

https://i.postimg.cc/fTdSDXzY/IMG-8566.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/j5ChRXSR/IMG-8587.png

https://i.postimg.cc/Hkyn17gF/IMG-8570.jpg
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 22, 2019 03:23 PM


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Yep, hes in the old teen stage. 15-18

Edited at October 22, 2019 03:24 PM by HMHRealityCheck
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 22, 2019 04:23 PM


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Thank you for the pics!

The biting surfaces of the teeth are more accurate to guess off of then relative size and angle. This horse also has just the start of a Galvyne's groove on the corner incisors.

I would put this horse between 11-12.

You can look through a good write up of aging by teeth (as well as pictures!) here:
https://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/vet_accreditation/downloads/appendix-g-aging-horse.pdf

Edited at October 22, 2019 04:24 PM by Jellos Warmbloods
Can Someone Age my Horse (by teeth) October 22, 2019 06:16 PM

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HMHRealityCheck said:
Yep, hes in the old teen stage. 15-18


I spoke to my cousin who's a vet and says the groove is just starting so he's probably 10-11. I was thinking the other brown line down his corner incisors was the groove which would put him in the late teens. But I think Jellos and my cousin are right, the groove is the smaller of the two marks.




Jellos Warmbloods said:
Thank you for the pics!

The biting surfaces of the teeth are more accurate to guess off of then relative size and angle. This horse also has just the start of a Galvyne's groove on the corner incisors.

I would put this horse between 11-12.

You can look through a good write up of aging by teeth (as well as pictures!) here:
https://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/vet_accreditation/downloads/appendix-g-aging-horse.pdf



Thanks Jello! After getting the pics I sent them to my cousin who is a vet and she confirmed exactly what you said. I may have been lied to about how broke he was, but it seems as if his age was actually accurate.

Thank you everyone for your help and input on the matter. I really appreciate it!

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