Buckskin gal
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Just curious.
I agree because of no breed standard how can there be a standard of perfection because of what breed is that miniature suppose to look like An Arab? A Quarter Horse A Morgan A Shetland.. No breed standards are set up so how can there be a standard of perfection??.. To What breed of horse are you judging that mini with?? So I did not vote. Anf if I did I would go for what the judge likes in his eye.Lisa-Ruff N Tuff Minis said:well our standard of perfection is so very generic that for me I assume I am paying for there opinion on what is the best horse in the ring at the time (being that they are human) what they like will of course be what they are drawn to as in type
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EXACTLY.............so I can't vote either because it's a little of both and more.Lisa-Ruff N Tuff Minis said:well our standard of perfection is so very generic that for me I assume I am paying for there opinion on what is the best horse in the ring at the time (being that they are human) what they like will of course be what they are drawn to as in type
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Exactly!minimomNC said:Your paying for that person's opinion on that given day.
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hhpminis said:Exactly!minimomNC said:Your paying for that person's opinion on that given day.
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Well, I'm going to figure that the judge KNOWS the standard of perfection, and what a good horse should be like, conformationally, so basically I am paying that judge for their opinion on my horse.
The difference of opinion is that MOST, and ALL GOOD Judges opinions are EDUCATED opinions.Your paying for that person's opinion on that given day.