Guess which hindquarters belongs to the TB, and which belongs to the Apx/QH.
You'd have no trouble if you saw them in person.
Enter your guess in the comments section.
Hindquarters A
Hindquarters B
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I think the one on the right is a QH. I guess that would be B.
I have both an Appendix and a QH...so it's silly that I can't really tell and I'm guessing.
Posted by: Kathy C | October 11, 2007 at 05:48 PM
I think the one on the right is a QH. I guess that would be B.
I have both an Appendix and a QH...so it's silly that I can't really tell and I'm guessing.
Posted by: Kathy C | October 11, 2007 at 05:48 PM
No Fair, how much TB does the Apx/QA have in it? And are your examples "typey" or unusual to breed standards?
OK I'll play anyway: A is Apx/QH B is TB.
Posted by: ELL | October 11, 2007 at 10:16 PM
A=Ap/QH
B=TB
It is funny because I didn't see that there were options to guess from and those were my guesses even without multiple choice. I sure hope I'm right, otherwise, back to the drawing table!
Posted by: Learninghorses | October 11, 2007 at 11:35 PM
We went out tonight to de-worm the horses and I got to look at my two up close and personal. With our QH you can feel the difference in muscles. Our Appendix does not have much of a hip. I agree with ELL that it depends on the Appendix, but typically isn't a QH deeper muscled than a TB?
Posted by: Kathy C | October 12, 2007 at 07:19 AM
Of course it's not fair! That's the fun. One butt is muscled and one is fat. So many TBs have scrawny hindquarters (not all -- my last one before this had a nicely filled out and muscled hind end). Good guesses, good reasoning. I'll let a few more people guess then I'll reveal at the end of the day. Thanks for playing!
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