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I tend to agree with that!  I bought a horse sight unseen from Montana. 
When he got out of the trailer, I thought, "Well, that's what you get for 
buying before trying."  But he's turned out to be a beautiful horse, and he 
is everything I could wish except for comfort.  He tends to trot sort of 
sproing-y.  A bit hard on me.  But he has a terrific walk, very fast, and a 
lovely canter.  A wonderful personality and he has thoroughly bonded to me. 
He's done two 50s last year with energy to spare and is completely sound. 
He's also very careful and cautious in tough situations.  I love him to 
pieces, but he is a bit uncomfortable at the trot.
That's what I got from MY crap shoot.

Barbara

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Carol Suggs" <limofunder@xxxxxxx>
To: "Dot Wiggins" <dotwgns@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; "ridecamp" 
<ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 7:16 PM
Subject: Re: [RC] How do you pick the horse?


> Still  I think its all a crap shoot in whatever breed you are pursuing. 
> You
> can research the hell out of a breed  get the perfect body and still wind 
> up
> with a dink... ya just never know.  Like I
> said, its a bit of a crap shoot.
>
> Carol-Mariposa



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