ShowJumpGurl Super Jockey (100) | Yea I ended up buying a really nice black shaped sheepskin quite cheap too.
Thanks for ur help! 
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| Reg 16/6/2010 | | Posted 9:14pm, Thursday 9th September | |
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*mysty's black socks* RR Addict (4061) |
jody111 wrote:
Mares typically have long backs - but it is a confirmation fault... effects the way they move and make them weaker at the back end... so its not idea in showing |
ahhh ok then
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| Reg 5/1/2009 | | Posted 1:41pm, Thursday 9th September | |
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jody111 RR Vice President (14341) | Mares typically have long backs - but it is a confirmation fault... effects the way they move and make them weaker at the back end... so its not idea in showing
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| Reg 19/1/2008 | | Posted 5:30pm, Wednesday 8th September | |
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*mysty's black socks* RR Addict (4061) |
jody111 wrote:
I used white/cream on prada (Whose a bay) was told as she had a long back (Mare) it help makes it look shorter |
but isnt it good for mares to look like they hav long backs
especially in mare classes to show that they would be good for breeding
??? maybe??
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| Reg 5/1/2009 | | Posted 2:58pm, Wednesday 8th September | |
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jody111 RR Vice President (14341) | I used white/cream on prada (Whose a bay) was told as she had a long back (Mare) it help makes it look shorter
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| Reg 19/1/2008 | | Posted 4:40pm, Tuesday 7th September | |
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ShowJumpGurl Super Jockey (100) | Im just going to do novice showing because he hasn't been shown before.
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| Reg 16/6/2010 | | Posted 11:11am, Tuesday 7th September | |
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PoshPony RR Addict (2648) |
Lollie wrote:
ShowJumpGurl wrote:
He has a little white star and one white sock on his right hind. |
I reckon cream with a lampwick girth could look really nice then. What level showing are you doing? If it's just PC or novice or something then I'd probably just go with black though. |
Yep.. this will make her stand out more, rather than blend. but yea if its just pc just use what you have got,
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| Reg 25/1/2009 | | Posted 7:49am, Tuesday 7th September | |
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Lollie RR Vice President (26563) |
ShowJumpGurl wrote:
He has a little white star and one white sock on his right hind. |
I reckon cream with a lampwick girth could look really nice then. What level showing are you doing? If it's just PC or novice or something then I'd probably just go with black though.
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| Reg 5/1/2008 | | Posted 10:08pm, Monday 6th September | |
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ShowJumpGurl Super Jockey (100) | He has a little white star and one white sock on his right hind.
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| Reg 16/6/2010 | | Posted 9:44pm, Monday 6th September | |
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PoshPony RR Addict (2648) | Up to you, the same colour as the gear is correct, but either would be fine, if the pony isn't flashy, a cream one may be better to break up the block colour,
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| Reg 25/1/2009 | | Posted 9:42pm, Monday 6th September | |
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Lollie RR Vice President (26563) | Does he have any white markings?
Except on a grey, I wouldn't really use cream unless you're using a lampwick girth aswell, and whether I'd use lampwick would depend on what markings  For me anyway
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| Reg 5/1/2008 | | Posted 9:41pm, Monday 6th September | |
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ShowJumpGurl Super Jockey (100) | I have a bay pony which I will be showing this season he has black gear should I use a black sheepskin shaped saddle blanekt or a cream one?
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| Reg 16/6/2010 | | Posted 9:38pm, Monday 6th September | |
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