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Post by peskyhocks on Apr 6, 2018 13:11:30 GMT
As above! Is there any way I can try to hide genuine false curbs? They are genuine as checked on xrays! Will trimming the hair with a grader make them more obvious or make them look smaller? Thanks!
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Post by peskyhocks on Apr 16, 2018 9:44:07 GMT
Anyone?
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Post by specialsparkle3 on Apr 18, 2018 13:22:37 GMT
A false curb is a false curb, and any judge worth their salt will know the difference----------trying to hide it could well draw attention to the problem.
I would point out though, that in recent years I have seen more true curbs in the winning line up than ever before, pointing to the disturbing fact that too many younger judges either don't notice them at all or if they do, do not know what they are or why they are detrimental .
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Post by peskyhocks on May 2, 2018 13:17:55 GMT
A false curb is a false curb, and any judge worth their salt will know the difference----------trying to hide it could well draw attention to the problem. I would point out though, that in recent years I have seen more true curbs in the winning line up than ever before, pointing to the disturbing fact that too many younger judges either don't notice them at all or if they do, do not know what they are or why they are detrimental . Thanks specialsparkle3. We are nobodies so wont be winning anyway but its just a worry as they are genuine! I see your point though, its worrying indeed. But then maybe the horses were perfect in every other way and gave a good ride. They all have a fault, albeit a curb being a rather major one!
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Post by whiz21 on May 3, 2018 20:24:28 GMT
We had a young horse with them once, we helped disguise it with a thicker tail. But they went down by the next season and it never stopped him. All the best.
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