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Re: [RC] geldiing an an older stallion-question for Angie and others - Barbara McCrary

I guess I should clarify one thing about the gelding that would mount a mare in heat. He doesn't act studdy at any other time, just when our mare plants herself in his face. Guess I can't blame him. The gelding that actually sired some colts and was gelded later in life doesn't flirt at all.

Barbara

----- Original Message ----- From: "heidi larson" <ribbitttreefrog@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Barbara McCrary" <bigcreekranch@xxxxxxxxxxxx>; <michelle@xxxxxxxxxxx>; <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: [RC] geldiing an an older stallion-question for Angie and others



I have 3 geldings, one gelded at around 3 I think, is herd
alpha but not studdy, my main gelding was gelded at 5,
(he's 11 now) has a couple kids on the ground and will
tease, mount and penetrate, other than that, he doesn't act
studdy at all.  Rescued a 19 year old stud, had him gelded
(puppy mill kind of place - he's got lots of kids) and he's
our submissive, low man horse, only thing studdy he does is
poop in one spot still!!!  All different.

heidi

--- Barbara McCrary <bigcreekranch@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Here is my unprofessional take on this issue.
I have ridden numerous geldings over the years.  One was
gelded at 2, never
serviced a mare, and did not act studdy.  One we raised
was gelded at 13
months and acts very studdy.  He could...and
would...mount and penetrate a
mare, even though he is a gelding.  One I bought was not
gelded until
several years old (he is 10 now) and after he sired
several foals.  He is
not studdy at all.  I think it must depend on the
individual.

Barbara

----- Original Message ----- From: <michelle@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 10:51 AM
Subject: [RC] geldiing an an older stallion-question for
Angie and others



> I've heard that a stallion that is gelded later in life still acts > stallionish? Is this true? Does it matter if he's bred a mare before or > not? > > I know I read on ridecamp that Angie got a stallion, 7 years old I think, > and then I think she said she just had it gelded. Can you keep us up to > date on how he behaves in his training? > > Just courious. Something else to think about besides Tevis. > > Michelle > > > >

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Re: [RC] geldiing an an older stallion-question for Angie and others, heidi larson