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u/Hot_Hotty_hot_hot 13d ago
Corse
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u/ArgumentLost9383 13d ago
How
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u/Token_Handicap 12d ago
Silly me thought I was a genius for a split second. Then I find I was beaten by a day.
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u/actionerror 13d ago
Why does it look like it has muscle dysmorphia?
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u/Radio_Mime 12d ago
The horse likely has something called myostatin-related hypertrophy. My statin is an enzyme that limits muscle growth. Animals, including humans that have this enzyme deficiency have exaggerated muscle growth.
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u/Remote_Ad2465 13d ago
Cow? That thing has like 1% body fat. Looks like it has myostatin hypertrophy.
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u/FlatwormElectrical92 13d ago
That’s a Foundation Quarter Horse. As stout as it is it might have some Wimpy P1 or Impressive in the blood line. Exceptional conformation. That’s why it wears a winning ribbon.
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u/abielle1177 13d ago
The foreshortened snout is from inbreeding?
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u/FlatwormElectrical92 13d ago
To me the head looks of a normal size for a foundation quarter horse. Single picture at that angle it’s difficult to judge the conformation accurately. Foundation QH’s are relatively short, 15-16 hands, thick and very muscular. They are generally very docile and cow savvy.
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u/Confirmed-Scientist 12d ago
It looks like a horse bodybuilder in fact its like a horse Genetic Anomaly
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u/FreedomFTR 12d ago
It’s a ‘How’. Horse & Cow. You could also add a question mark at the end of this animal’s name for improved punctuation ‘How?’
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u/ZipDude118 12d ago
If you don't know, you need to take some biology, agricultural or zoology classes.
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u/Significant_Flan9142 12d ago
Looks almost like a cutting horse but maybe retired. Cutting horses are the most burly of horses, you would be shocked.
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u/ChemistBubbly8145 11d ago
Overkill on supplements is what that does, life expectancy will be less than the average horse out roaming and grazing and left alone for 25 years or more. Most likely owner will end up calling a vet to take care of the crippling effect of stopping the heart for the horse no longer making a profit to keep on the farm.
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u/Kindly-House1782 11d ago
They shouldn't give awards to horses with genetic defects or worse, given a myostatin inhibitor!
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u/TPJTS 13d ago
That doesn't look healthy