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Split Mane

Often when we ask about what we can learn from some piece of a horse’s conformation the answers we get are completely opposite. Sometimes this is because the lore is just plain contradictory. But most of the time it is because the descriptions of exactly what we are looking at aren’t clear or the names …

Thick vs Thin

Some people like ’em thic. Others prefer long and lean.. Maybe our preference for body type is subconsciously based more in a preference for temperament type than build. More than we realize at least. Studies in cattle have long since shown that the size of bone directly correlates to temperament. The smaller the bone the …

A Science And An Art

Science is beginning to prove that whorls really are connected deeply to temperament. Which we have known all along. Between finding the genes behind the whorls and temperament, and clinical studies showing strong similarities between reactions of animals with matching whorl types they have covered correlation and causation. We can be sure that whorls are …