they are a little slow at posting them but you can find the pictures from Nationals at
Washburn Images
Washburn Images
It does look like Bruce with the cane--I got a closer look just now.
I'm amazed at how huge these classes are--and how long the horses need to pose! The horses seem so well trained. The judges must walk miles!
In a gelding futurity class I just saw a Lilac Lane horse got reserve?? Isn't that Heidi's farm? Or are there two Lilac Lane Farms?
Is there a pic of this colt you girls are mentioning? Or maybe I just saw him win that class? I'd love to see a pic of him close up.
It's fun to watch even one class a day--and see folks I've seen at Horseheads--like McCarthy's.
[SIZE=12pt]Best of luck....[/SIZE]I cant even begin to explain how it is to be able to watch this on the internet and to see the horses and people and hear them introduced so I write them down and look some of them up later and read everybody posts.I will never have the money to own a Nationial horse so it is so great to be able to be a part of it right from my home.
A great learning experience for a newbie who is going to show for the first time at a MHCO show in 2 weeks.
Thanks everybody involved for sharing.
Don't say never!! My National Champion Color horse - LDS The Buckeroo Kid - was purchased for a whole $200!! NOT $2,000 - $200!!!! He's won several champion and grand champion stallion classes. It's not just paying the big bucks!I cant even begin to explain how it is to be able to watch this on the internet and to see the horses and people and hear them introduced so I write them down and look some of them up later and read everybody posts.I will never have the money to own a National horse so it is so great to be able to be a part of it right from my home.
A great learning experience for a newbie who is going to show for the first time at a MHCO show in 2 weeks.
Thanks everybody involved for sharing.
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