Live Oak
COI 20.2
Breeders Report for Live Oak
“With a little training, she'll grow into quite a strong mare. This mare runs about average, speed-wise. Seems to hold together fairly well, stamina-wise, though I'm not completely certain. This mare walks in a perfect manner. This mare keeps a nice, steady pace! Your mare is pretty balanced. This mare doesn't possess much agility... If you could measure this mare's intelligence on a scale of 1 to 10, it would rate a good 5.”
Accomplishments
Live Oak has no achievements, ribbons or trophies to display.
Competition Record
No competition record.
Equipment
Live Oak is not wearing any equipment.
Feeding
| Weight: Poor 860 lbs |
| Temperament: Bombproof |
| Quantity: 0.5kg to 0.9kg |
| Max Qty: 19.5kg |
| Cost: $1 to $1 |
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Pedigree for Live Oak
17 years, 0.7 month old Silver Seal Bay Vanner Mare, COI 33.05%
Progeny
Mare, 12 years, 0.6 month
Silver Grulla
Vanner
Mare, 10 years, 10.1 months
Silver Black Dapple
Mare, 10 years, 10.1 months
Silver Black Dapple
Vanner
Mare, 8 years, 8.6 months
Silver Buckskin (CR/n, E-, A-, Z-)
Mare, 8 years, 8.6 months
Silver Buckskin (CR/n, E-, A-, Z-)
Mare, 5 years, 8.1 months
Genetics of Live Oak
Genetic testing coming soon!
Breeders Report
“With a little training, she'll grow into quite a strong mare. This mare runs about average, speed-wise. Seems to hold together fairly well, stamina-wise, though I'm not completely certain. This mare walks in a perfect manner. This mare keeps a nice, steady pace! Your mare is pretty balanced. This mare doesn't possess much agility... If you could measure this mare's intelligence on a scale of 1 to 10, it would rate a good 5.”
Equipment
Live Oak is not wearing any equipment.
Feeding
| Weight: Poor 860 lbs |
| Temperament: Bombproof |
| Quantity: 0.5kg to 0.9kg |
| Max Qty: 19.5kg |
| Cost: $1 to $1 |
Feed Ration
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Evaluation
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Observed Gaits
- Walk
- A 4-beat gait in which each leg steps sequentially
- Trot
- The trot is a two-beat diagonal gait where the diagonal pairs of legs move forward at the same time with a moment of suspension between each beat.
- Canter
- The canter is a controlled, three-beat gait, faster than most horses' trot but slower than the gallop.
Photo Gallery of Live Oak
Taken on Fri Sep 22, 2017 7:54 pm
Taken on Tue Sep 12, 2017 5:41 pm
Taken on Fri Sep 08, 2017 3:26 am