just curious

[oob]

my apologies if this is the wrong forum but i was browsing the market and saw this horse, it’s a club horse. i always look at the club horses because they’re super pretty. anyways, i saw some information in the owners comments and can anyone explain what the scaled and the heart testing means? i’ll link the horse below, i’m just super curious.

https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2859392

[lemoncypress]

my apologies if this is the wrong forum but i was browsing the market and saw this horse, it’s a club horse. i always look at the club horses because they’re super pretty. anyways, i saw some information in the owners comments and can anyone explain what the scaled and the heart testing means? i’ll link the horse below, i’m just super curious.

https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2859392

i would ask this in general but this horse is part of the Spotted racing Thoroughbred club. This horse is for the club leader. viewtopic.php?f=8&t=22619

[oob]

my apologies if this is the wrong forum but i was browsing the market and saw this horse, it’s a club horse. i always look at the club horses because they’re super pretty. anyways, i saw some information in the owners comments and can anyone explain what the scaled and the heart testing means? i’ll link the horse below, i’m just super curious.

https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2859392

i would ask this in general but this horse is part of the Spotted leopard Thoroughbred racing club. This horse is for the club leader .

i knew it was a club horse, i just was unsure of who and where to ask this super random question. thanks!!

[BlackOak2]

my apologies if this is the wrong forum but i was browsing the market and saw this horse, it’s a club horse. i always look at the club horses because they’re super pretty. anyways, i saw some information in the owners comments and can anyone explain what the scaled and the heart testing means? i’ll link the horse below, i’m just super curious.

https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2859392

The scaling is a way the club is using to define just how close the horse is to club standards, what type of competitive parents the horse comes from and how the BR and scores match up to 'optimum' for competitive standards.
As for heart, it's a general 'guess' of how well the horse handles the competitions he has a record of, based against what his BR says we think he should be able to handle. Like a really strong BR horse with really great scores, we expect to do absolutely glorious in competitions... yet they fail miserably... this could indicate that the horse has no heart or has a failing heart.

Intermittent, in this case, means he won a bunch but also lost (miserably) a bunch. So his heart 'comes and goes'.

Anything else?

[BlackOak2]

Oh, and in the future, club topic's are usually a handy place to go asking questions like these, though not all clubs will allow it, a one-off question is usually forgiven.

That is, if you can find the club. -_- In that case, I would suggest follow the breeder back to their farm page and look on the farm page, there is often a club topic linked there.

[crystalized_horse]

my apologies if this is the wrong forum but i was browsing the market and saw this horse, it’s a club horse. i always look at the club horses because they’re super pretty. anyways, i saw some information in the owners comments and can anyone explain what the scaled and the heart testing means? i’ll link the horse below, i’m just super curious.

https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2859392

The scaling is a way the club is using to define just how close the horse is to club standards, what type of competitive parents the horse comes from and how the BR and scores match up to 'optimum' for competitive standards.
As for heart, it's a general 'guess' of how well the horse handles the competitions he has a record of, based against what his BR says we think he should be able to handle. Like a really strong BR horse with really great scores, we expect to do absolutely glorious in competitions... yet they fail miserably... this could indicate that the horse has no heart or has a failing heart.

Intermittent, in this case, means he won a bunch but also lost (miserably) a bunch. So his heart 'comes and goes'.

Anything else?

sorry for intruding but can you pop a mare for me?

[oob]

my apologies if this is the wrong forum but i was browsing the market and saw this horse, it’s a club horse. i always look at the club horses because they’re super pretty. anyways, i saw some information in the owners comments and can anyone explain what the scaled and the heart testing means? i’ll link the horse below, i’m just super curious.

https://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/2859392

The scaling is a way the club is using to define just how close the horse is to club standards, what type of competitive parents the horse comes from and how the BR and scores match up to 'optimum' for competitive standards.
As for heart, it's a general 'guess' of how well the horse handles the competitions he has a record of, based against what his BR says we think he should be able to handle. Like a really strong BR horse with really great scores, we expect to do absolutely glorious in competitions... yet they fail miserably... this could indicate that the horse has no heart or has a failing heart.

Intermittent, in this case, means he won a bunch but also lost (miserably) a bunch. So his heart 'comes and goes'.

Anything else?

that makes so much sense, especially the heart. thank you for taking the time to explain it to me even though i’m not a club member!

[BlackOak2]

The scaling is a way the club is using to define just how close the horse is to club standards, what type of competitive parents the horse comes from and how the BR and scores match up to 'optimum' for competitive standards.
As for heart, it's a general 'guess' of how well the horse handles the competitions he has a record of, based against what his BR says we think he should be able to handle. Like a really strong BR horse with really great scores, we expect to do absolutely glorious in competitions... yet they fail miserably... this could indicate that the horse has no heart or has a failing heart.

Intermittent, in this case, means he won a bunch but also lost (miserably) a bunch. So his heart 'comes and goes'.

Anything else?

that makes so much sense, especially the heart. thank you for taking the time to explain it to me even though i’m not a club member!

Of course!

[BlackOak2]

sorry for intruding but can you pop a mare for me?

If you're asking me... no, I don't regular pop mares.

[crystalized_horse]

sorry for intruding but can you pop a mare for me?

If you're asking me... no, I don't regular pop mares.

okay