Presenting Pride "in motion" is an effort to show the viewer why
we selected him for our stallion. We invite you to examine
closely all four of his feet and their placement. The word
Singlefoot offers a clue that something is
happening with only one foot. In this picture the right front is
the only foot firmly placed on the ground. The rest are in their
4 beat cycle.
In itself this is not remarkable.
However, notice the stride in the hind. It is relaxed, driving,
forward and without excessive hock action. Compare the lift in
the front. It is eye appealing, dramatic, smooth & natural, yet
within the scope of the rules of the breed. The reach is fully
extended using the movement to complete the forward motion.
Appreciate the level headset, displaying his ease of performance
and calmness.
Pride stands at 15.2+ hands. He is
built to travel. On the trail his versatility to traverse our
gold country terrain in gait from "creepy-crawly" speed to
flying "all out racking" is beyond delightful. We attribute this
range of speeds to his short back, sleek long underline,
powerful long shoulder and God given talent. His eyes are aa.
His beauty cannot be denied. As he
greets our visitors with arched neck and golden eyes peeking
through two feet of white mane and forelock like whipped cream
frosting on his shimmering golden body, they stand in awe. He’ll
easily demonstrate in hand for them "what the gait is". Then
pose for their picture taking.
Just eight years old, his progeny is
demonstrating that, he is passing these important traits to
them. We are seeing in his colts and fillies bold individuals
with outgoing personalities, beauty and exciting gait during
play.
Pride is a certified to breed
Mountain Pleasure Horse and Kentucky Mountain Saddle Horse
stallion.
Don’t wait. Get some Pride in your barn
ODOM’S
MOUNTAIN HORSE RANCH
