Spot!

HORSE TERMS
ABOUT SPOT
Spot is a 16.2 hand black and white paint gelding. He was born in 1999. He is quiet when in continuous work and is a very nice mover with absolutly nice gaits. He likes the summer better than winter, and behaves a lot better in the summer than witner. In the winter he is a very spooky horse without daily work and in the summer he can go without work and not be spooky at all. Spot is a big, solid individual with a wonderful affectionate personality. Spot is an amazing dressage horse and knows how to use himself well, and would also be a great jumping prospect. Also Spot loves to be cuddled with.
		ABOUT US Spot is the horse that I am now leasing over at Babcock Hill Equestrian Center. He is a nice horse, and the fanciest at the barn. I adore him and love how they are letting me work with him. It's a true fantasy come true to work with a horse this nice. I love his gaits and how floaty his gaits are. He has a nice rocking horse canter that I love and a nice floaty trot that. His floaty trot is amazing when you sit it and get into it. Also he does jump, but I have not jumped him yet, but my what people say he loves it and has talent for it as well. With them saying that I am guessing that it will be a nice smooth jump, just like everything else he does. I will also get to show him over the Spring and when show season starts and will be able to do two-phase with him. I love to cuddle with Spot and give him lots of attention as he likes.
Horse Terms Hands:One hand equals four inches. Gaits:Walk, trot, canter, gallop. Two-phase:Where you do jumping and dressage at a show. You do both and they count for the same score, not two seperate ones. Dressage:The art or method of training a horse in obedience and in precision of movement. In dressage you guide the horse by using a series of complex maneuvers by slight movements of the rider's hands, legs, and weight.
ABOUT PAINTS Average Height: 14.2 - 16 hands Colors: Pinto markings in overo, tobiano, or tovero coat patterns. Specific colors include bay, black, brown, dun, chestnut, buckskin, palomino, grullo, sorrel, grey or roan. Conformation: The American Paint Horse should have stock type cofirmation, with a broad chest and well muscled hindquarters. Paint Horses should be strong-boned, but should also possess refinement in the head and neck. Temperament: The Paint Horse is a level-headed, intelligent breed.


citation http://www.equinepost.com/resources/breeds/showBreed.asp?ID=127 http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dressage