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any quater horse people on here

i been out of the reg stuff for awhile been putting my time in on pulling ponies i sold my old impresive bred mare last fall my health aint the best right now but got a chance to buy a smart little lena bred mare she good lookin little mare bout 14.3 hands didnt get to see the papers to see exactly what shes out of guy just said shes a smart little lena bred id think make a real good cow horse

Good stuff and usually very sellable colts. Pretty easy to break and have ALOT of cow sense.

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Lena horses are very smart like to learn and show. Reigning or cutting From what i've seen. been on a couple impressive horses very few were what i liked broke one that if rode hard would start to shake. weirdest thing i ever saw. very nice looking horses though.

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I agree with StrawberryMT. All the ones I've encountered have been very sensible, handy, and generally pretty cow-y. These days there a TON of working bred horses out there that carry that bloodline (in particular cow horses), but the gentleman that taught me most of what I know about horses always gave me this advice...these days, if you buy a horse bred to be a halter horse, you'll get a halter horse. A pleasure bred horse, you've got a good chance of making him a decent pleasure horse. So on and so forth. But what I really like about horses out of these older lines is that you can really USE them...work cows on them, rope off them, trail ride on them, they are just love having a job.

Good luck with your new horse! I was involved with Quarter Horses from the time I was a very young child and throughout college. Haven't ridden since I put my Hancock bred mare down at the age of 30 in 08, but I'm wanting very much so to get back into it now. I don't think real horse folks can stay away too long!

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Originally posted by BJW
Lena horses are very smart like to learn and show. Reigning or cutting From what i've seen. been on a couple impressive horses very few were what i liked broke one that if rode hard would start to shake. weirdest thing i ever saw. very nice looking horses though.

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SLL babies = super nice horses in any sport! Looks and brains and ability!!

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Originally posted by crk
SLL babies = super nice horses in any sport! Looks and brains and ability!!

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San Peppy is a nice line as well...in my experience not as quick on the feet and a lil more laid back...but nice all the same.

yea

just got off phone with my boy he gonna check the papers out but said i dont need a horse thats young and not broke with my age and health but i told him i really like her guess we will see who wins

messed up

called the guy last nite to pick her up this moroning told me she gone thats what i get for thinking to long boy brought a impresive bred mare in today and another mare thats skipper w breeding he already sold the skipper w mare my granddaughter been riding the impresive mare she wants to keep her lol