UNL Horse Judging: Conformaton 2.mov

[@PiaffePirouette97]

Thank you SO MUCH for this video! I've been studying everything I can find online for my 4-H horse judging finals to qualify for state, and this video sums up everything I've read perfectly in a visual way to "cement" it in my mind.

[@ashleytheis5622]

Thanks soooooo much!! This helped me alot. We have an FFA horse judging tomorrow, thanks again!! 👍🐴

[@chandalier8996]

Same!

[@janeyjv]

Thanks so much for this terrific video. Our 4h horse project used it tonight at our meeting.

[@mollyniese8325]

Thank you so much! This is a great video! Things are VERY well worded!!! I have a HS FFA horse judging team with various levels of experience and this was great!!!

[@kenlee3524]

thanks for sharing . its really help me to judge a horse . well done

[@samdaily38]

I think you need to read the halter judging manual provided on the AQHA website.

[@hanahjordan1875]

When comparing the second set of horses, the "braided mane mare" is actually a "braided mane GELDING" You simply missed the shealth. 😊

[@christinecronje4704]

Sheath I guess!

[@DieHardThunderhead96]

The bay mare on 15:17 has a very mustangy body type. I honestly wouldn't be suprised if there is a freezebrand under that mane lol.

[@charlescoleman5994]

Interesting video but the main thing a horse needs is good feet --for if a horse has everything presented as ideal in this video and has terrible feet --what good is the horse? The second thing a horse needs is SPEED-speed to catch a calf. What is wrong with show horses is the fact that the Quarter Horse industry has differentiated to 4 types of horses--1 show horses, 2 race horses , 3 cutting horses, and 4 all around horses. The main thing I do not like about this differentiation is the fact that the show horse (or the type the judges select) can not run fast enough to catch a calf or to head a cow--all they do is look pretty.

[@lucasa1849]

Oh my gosh, halter horses look so weird..