Re: Darwin's Theory

["owens" <owensall@sierranet.net>]

>Evolution is changes over thousands and thousands of yrs cause by "NATURAL"
>elements in order to survive in the wild.
Exactly.  In my opinion, when breeders of any animal start breeding for
certain traits, they overlook others.  Sometimes, when horses(or dogs or
cats) are bred for show, they go for a certain look, and lose wonderful
aspects of the original type(in my Himalayan cat's case, they forgot the
brain).  That's why I look for a horse that has bloodlines NOT going back to
"pretty" show stuff;  instead I look for solid, endurance lines behind
him(or her).  I am not saying I won't look at a "pretty" arabian, actually
the more athletic they are, the prettier they are in my book, but I want to
make sure the package is complete.  I already have a pretty cat.
Katee






The changes we have seen in
>Arabians have occurred over the past 50 yrs and caused by man so I cannot
>believe you call theses changes "evolution." It is not. By the time we see
>any natural evolution in horses we will all by long gone. Darwin knew that
>these changes take place over many, many generations before you can even
see
>a hint of any change. Where we are now in evolution, yr 2000, is much like
a
>drop of water in the ocean....
>
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