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Warmbloods are good for both disciplines or Thoroughbreds

Not a breed.

Yes!

No

They can be decent in basic categories like 60 or 90

Hey, I understand how you must be feeling, I've wanted a horse my whole life too but haven't been able to get one cause of circumstances but you don't have to be young to learn. When I used to be an instructor, I taught people from young to old. I even taught a man who was only starting to learn in his late 50's to ride. It's never too late. As for competing, that's never too late either, the person who hired me to give lessons, only started to compete in her late 20's and is learning currently how to compete in dressage and had to learn from the beginning again too. Also my aunt only started competing in her late 20's too. Join an equestrian center and they'll put you in the right classes with the right people and with persistence and hard work, you'll be able to get there, I promise.

I would say you can use an Arabian or Quarter Horse in dressage but if you want to really go big with competing then i'd recommend the breeds in the video above. It all depends what the breed was bred for. Quarter Horses were bred for racing a quarter mile and excel mostly in western. Arabians excel in endurance because they were originally bred for long treks in the desert. I have seen Arabians doing good in dressage and I have seen a few even being used in the Olympics and even winning. So sometimes it depends on the horse itself too.

@@HorseyKnowHows i agree with your point, even if you see Valegro's head you can see that convex frontal shape that's why his rider charlotte said that it is so smart, i believe that the role of arabian horses are crucial of improving eques... sports

Not the thoroughbreds I've seen ridden in high class show jumping competitions here and I've seen a few ridden in the Olympics too but I understand you're frustration with the breed

There are tons of people who ride thoroughbreds in jumping. Legit. One of the best jumpers in the world was a thoroughbred.

What are you talking about? Do your research. They are literally bred for speed, endurance and jumping. They are some of the most athletic breeds. You can train them to stop knocking it over

My sister owns a thoroughbred and knocks less rails than my warm blood, any horse can be bad or good at jumping, it depends on the specific horse not their breed

Obviously you don't research/experience horses much, my ottb used to race and I've trained him to do eventing and we've come very far. Thoroughbreds are built for endurance, and high sporting events such as showjumping/hunter. As well as eventing he also does western with me. Don't assume that the whole breed cannot do a certain sport, as most are highly capable of doing so. They're a very beautiful breed, I believe they have the best nature, but of course they're misunderstood by people like you.

No I was simply listing breeds good at jumping and doing competitions, obviously the warmblood is king ;) but if you don't think Irish Sport horses can make it, check out this link : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Irish_Sport_Horse_show_jumpers

If you're planning to compete then no. They do better in dressage. They can jump but won't go far in the competitive world.

@@HorseyKnowHows thank you!

xblu•skyyx friesian cross breeds can be good for jumping but it depends on what they’re bred with. Still beautiful tho

If you like ponies then look up a Fresian Morgan mix. They can jump

Yes they are also good for show jumping, I've seen many in competitions and they do very well

Any horse can be good at jumping basically and i have seen many appys at the horse show i have been too

@@sarahoconnor7881 I got an recently thats why i asked appy and he sucks hahahah he just needs mussel recently stared cantering alot up hills he will be jumping soon i have a yt that i post on Jadeeq the newest video is him attempting it i am used to a qh so i am a bit sloppy on him he has a smaller faster trot to him

@@sarahoconnor7881 hii

Yes relatively speaking. But not as good as warmbloods

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Is stallion good?

very accurate

​@@fouratiahmad9578the stallion is not a breed😂. The stallion is a male horse (of any breed) that has not been gelded and normally used for breeding.

No I have 3 horse that jump high both thoroughbreds and one Anglo arab

@@aussietv2000 ... Warmbloods are more durable.

Thanks! 😊

Thank you so much! :)