Using Whorls To Choose Cattle, Horse Whorls
Whether choosing a steer to train or picking out a heifer or bull, we can gain clues to what they will be like by looking at the whorls on cattle’s…
Read moreWhether choosing a steer to train or picking out a heifer or bull, we can gain clues to what they will be like by looking at the whorls on cattle’s…
Read moreAll horses have them. A feathered whorl down each side of the chest above the front legs. Usually the pectoral whorls are even. either both reaching high into the chest…
Read moreLots of horses have whorls down the underside of their necks. Most of them are small enough that they don’t make a lot of difference. A small whorl will be…
Read moreLooking at the forehead whorls on horses is understood and there are fairly basic rules. High shows an extrovert. Low shows and introvert. That much is simple. What happens when…
Read moreSold at auction as a yearling, this horse sat in the feedlot until he was three. Luckily for him a loving family happened to drive by and spot him out…
Read moreThis mare has a single center whorl. That doesn’t make her simple. A single center whorl only shows that we can’t see any extremes of temperament from the whorl. It…
Read moreAccording to tradition some whorls are bad luck. That is such a broad term. What exactly does it mean? How did someone decide such a thing? I’m not one for…
Read moreEvery horse should be judged according to their own individual nature. If we look at a horse’s whorl wont it predispose us to judge them based on what we think…
Read moreThe slightest change in the location of a horse’s whorls can make huge differences in temperament. No where is that more difficult to figure out than in side by side…
Read moreThis mare has high double whorls. She is in training to help her with some issues her people had with her. Double whorls have a bit of a reputation, many…
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