Colonels Lone Gun is one of the best sons of Gunner. He is a big stopper, flashy turn arounds and lots of eye appeal. Colonels Lone Gun is double registered AQHA and APHA.
Whats not to love about this horse? LOL I'm a quarter horse person myself but this horse just grabs your eye and catchs it. Hes gorgeous and has everything else that counts too. One in a million.
I bred a 24 year old mare and got a great filly from her. She's now 26 and still riding and learning. Horses are too old when they are too old and you can't put an age on them. They will tell you when they are ready to retire.
Its the horse's natural way for his head to go,in reining it doesn't matter where the head is, the horse just has to be comfortable. The horse's tail isn't nerved-blocked either, you can see how it freely moves.
Actually, it's very common for reining horses to have their tails nerve-blocked. This is done in many ways, but the main effect it has is a partially or fully paralyzed tail. This is done because "wringing" their tail is undesirable when they're showing and the horse looks more relaxed. I personally don't agree with it but it's extremely common in the US.
Actually, they are getting taller. QHs were originally bred to be small and stocky. You're right though, the HALTER horses are extreme. I think this guy is lovely and useful.
@atvkyra if she was producing horses like this and was healthy at the time, they aren't going to retire her. you can breed mares into their 30s if their health permits. things like that happen all the time, you only really hear about it when its a really nice horse and it is very sad, but unfortunately it is unavoidable most times.
True. It is pretty sad, I do see much of it in my area. But I have heard of people adding weights to the horse's tail instead of nerve blocking. But still, very disappointing.
@atvkyra it is my impression that the mare was perfectly healthy when bred. as long as a horse has no health issues u can breed them till their late 20's...even into their 30's. before you go jumping to conclusions maybe you should read up on your facts.
What does the woman mean with: "Jays Ace was 23 years old and had no chance to survive." Does this mean that 23 years is too old for a mare to have a foal? Why did her owners decide to breed her anyways if their was a high risk for the mare?
+maggiestardust His mama was probably healthy when she was bred. Something happened during the pregnancy. So glad they were able to save the colt. My mini horse's mama is nearly 30, and she's still going strong, but has not had a foal for years. My boy was her next to last, and he just turned 9.
Quarter horses are looking smaller and smaller. And there heads are getting lower and lower. All breeders, don't mess up a good breed by making them more and more extreme
I'm not saying he isnt nice.. just saying I had to laugh when it says "one of a kind looks" lmao.. other than base colour he looks exactly like his dad and SOO many siblings...
Whats not to love about this horse? LOL I'm a quarter horse person myself but this horse just grabs your eye and catchs it. Hes gorgeous and has everything else that counts too. One in a million.
he is about the most gorgeous horse besides my own that i have seen
One nice horse. I adore Gunner and he looks like he's living up to his father's footsteps here.
Beautiful horse. I love the blue eyes.
he is such a gorgeous horse!! i would love to own one like him! i love his blue eyes!
one word
BEAUTIFUL
what a grea horse. i love his color.
WOW!! This horse is just....WOW!!!
Beautiful Horse
I met him, he is awsome!!!
He is soooo amazing!!!! He is so beautiful colored! I love him!
I bred a 24 year old mare and got a great filly from her. She's now 26 and still riding and learning. Horses are too old when they are too old and you can't put an age on them. They will tell you when they are ready to retire.
What a handsome horse! Yowzahs!
Its the horse's natural way for his head to go,in reining it doesn't matter where the head is, the horse just has to be comfortable. The horse's tail isn't nerved-blocked either, you can see how it freely moves.
aahw wat cute he really looks like gunner
He's adorible!
Isn't he fantastic ! Half brother to hot looking Titan. Love, Romona DeBartolome
Actually, it's very common for reining horses to have their tails nerve-blocked. This is done in many ways, but the main effect it has is a partially or fully paralyzed tail. This is done because "wringing" their tail is undesirable when they're showing and the horse looks more relaxed. I personally don't agree with it but it's extremely common in the US.
now that... is a beautiful horse! i wonder if they have a breyer of him.... (:
I'd so make room for that model!!
omg they need to make a Breyer horse of him, he is so beautiful
i love his tail!
He's so gorgeous. I wish I owned a horse like him
Actually, they are getting taller. QHs were originally bred to be small and stocky. You're right though, the HALTER horses are extreme. I think this guy is lovely and useful.
i love this horse i want him!!!
is he for sale??
heas beautiful i love his coloring and his tail!!!!
The deafness comes with the color.. Splash white overos are prone to deafness, especially if the white on their face covers their ears.
Perfect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just because it's illegal doesn't mean it doesn't happen. It's very common in my area and I think that's pretty sad.
DAMN!!!!
❤MY PERFECT HORSE ❤❤❤
@atvkyra if she was producing horses like this and was healthy at the time, they aren't going to retire her. you can breed mares into their 30s if their health permits. things like that happen all the time, you only really hear about it when its a really nice horse and it is very sad, but unfortunately it is unavoidable most times.
Do you ship his stud to Brazil?
True. It is pretty sad, I do see much of it in my area. But I have heard of people adding weights to the horse's tail instead of nerve blocking. But still, very disappointing.
olhos lindos
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@atvkyra it is my impression that the mare was perfectly healthy when bred. as long as a horse has no health issues u can breed them till their late 20's...even into their 30's. before you go jumping to conclusions maybe you should read up on your facts.
so cute and pretty and i just love her/him he's beautiful!
WHAT A LOOKER!!!!!!!!!
Mmmm I would love to get into that bloodline
hermoso careto cuatralvo
What does the woman mean with: "Jays Ace was 23 years old and had no chance to survive." Does this mean that 23 years is too old for a mare to have a foal? Why did her owners decide to breed her anyways if their was a high risk for the mare?
we own his son, COLONES TR
Did they say that the broodmare was 20 yrs old?? Why do that at that age? I think it's irresponisble.
some horses can breed soundly until the age of 25 not that it's recommended but it has happened depending on the horse.
+maggiestardust His mama was probably healthy when she was bred. Something happened during the pregnancy. So glad they were able to save the colt. My mini horse's mama is nearly 30, and she's still going strong, but has not had a foal for years. My boy was her next to last, and he just turned 9.
she was 23 most of them if they are healthy still do really well but sometimes things like this happen
OMG HE'S BEAUTIFUL he should be a Breyer
@Amandais13 not the way i meant it
I love everything about this horse, I have a APHA red dun splash/sabino mare, they would make beautiful babies together;)
Bay Sabino?
BREYER!!! ASAP
@RellSaysRawr If you care for them correctly, 20 is not all that bad. I've heard of much worse, it really all just depends.
Lindo cavalo amor a primeira vista
Quarter horses are looking smaller and smaller. And there heads are getting lower and lower. All breeders, don't mess up a good breed by making them more and more extreme
He is AMAZING!!! I think my mare needs a date with him;)
a unica coisa feia nele e q ele anda de cabeça baixa o resto e so alegria muito linda
*_* I'm fallin in love
@TheHorseLady1212 Woops I posted this too early! Nevermind!
Mi può interessare e deciderei di seguire Trina il Niko VENDO😍😍😍😍
I'm not saying he isnt nice.. just saying I had to laugh when it says "one of a kind looks" lmao.. other than base colour he looks exactly like his dad and SOO many siblings...
@XxemoxchibixX the really need to
Father is Spook's Gotta Gun???
Legal
He is my horse's daddy :o)
my mum has a horse that is related to him!!!
he is pretty,
What a sexy beast haha
i have a foal sired by him. hes deaf
He
No. Splash white overo.
i love this horse! can i use this clip? if so please pm me so i can give u my email address! thanks!
I won't to breed to him
That saddle / s he was using on him .... they diding fit at all 😡
hes pretty , but why would you cover a 20 year old mare in the first place??????!!!!!!!!
Its not common, in fact its illegal.
Nope. Shining Spark. Way better horse than this