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04-02-2009, 12:15 AM
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Hmmm don't remember seeing anything saying they are warmbloods. funny thing is I grew up on a farm, showed and road horses in compititions and never heard the tearm warmblood till about 4 months ago LOL
anyways these are the ones I am talking about http://www.cherrycreekcanadians.ca/information.htm Very strong, and well tempered horse, also just off the endangered list but still a long way to go. If I don't get one of these it will probably be a large 1/4 horse. thoes curlys are neet but a little light for my liking, but who knows. My sister does the jumpping thing and I tease the heck out of her about thoes saddles also, not for me.. I'll take a good westren saddle and a long ride over going in circles with some jumps in the way  Steve Quote:
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Those are English saddles as compared to Western saddles. Funny looking? Check out Australian saddles! 
Oh, and the Canadian I posted is a Canadian Warmblood, much different than the Canadian that I think you're referring to. 
Personally, I don't like Canadians much, I would much prefer a Bashkir Curly for a good sturdy horse. Bashkirs are also hypoallergenic.
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