Yes it just foxed me.
I would of thought a defect would of been visible.
It was an APSB class and some horses had bits some didn't..
Wish I had met the judge I would of asked her.
Thank you for all your answers and I don't feel so dumb now lol
KP


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From: welshcobs@... [mailto:welshcobs@...] On
Behalf Of yarrabuck
Sent: Monday, 7 August 2006 2:56 PM
To: welshcobs@...
Subject: [welshcobs] Re: Question for the group


Hi
not a dumb question, tho i dont know the answer i think it would have
maybe more to do with like if they had a parrot mouth, defect or
whatever. I must say i have never seen a judge do that either. it does
sound weird! you would think it would be about the age, normally the
classes are set out like yearling 2yo 3yo ect ect. i duno!
Nikki


--- In welshcobs@..., "Katharine" <kate.prince@r...>
wrote:
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> Hi
> Sorry if this sounds a dumb question but..........
> Can any one tell me why a judge asks to look into a horses mouth when
> judging a breed class.
> I thought it may be age,or to see if there was a defect.
> Many thanks
> Dumbo Kate Prince
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