The only thing im not particulary fond of is the stance of the horses, but otherwise these are more realistic than our current TB’s, and about the ribs, I myself in real life have 3 TB’s one I jump and the other two are just riding horses. my jumping mare is always thinner than my other 2 and u can always see the outline of her ribs, and dont accuse me of not feeding her, I put a fortune into feeding her properly, I spend more on making sure she is sound and healthy in one month then statisitcly it takes to feed one horse in 6 months. My other two however who are not used often and are fat as ticks and I seriously doubt you could even feel their ribs through the flab! TB’s are just high strung horses and when they are active they stay what may seem unnatrauly thin
Hi! add me as a friend by the way, my username is CrazyCremello(I used to be CinnamonStables i’ve started afresh…
Anyway, they have seriousy wrecked some coats, and made others amazing….
I really like the TBs on here. Thoroughbreds are NATURALLY slimmer than the majority of other horses. I have a 9yr old OTTB and he gets unlimited pasture, soaked alfalfa cubes, beet pulp, & several other supplements and you can always see his ribs, however he is NOT underweight. I’ve even had the vet confirm. It’s just the way he’s built.
wow! these thoroughbreds are so realistic! i made a new breeding farm just for them!! i named them after winners of the kentucky derby, starting with the 2010 winner, Super Saver!! send me a friend request mine is 4dogowner
I totally agree with the ribs sticking out….but thats the way TBs are bred, I mean naturally they are well musceld not skin and bone unless you have like not been taking care of them, they look like REAL Thoroughbreds! and I would know becuase I do have 2 of them, one is a retired racer and one is a jumper
Well I have a TB for real she looks excactly like the chestnut one, TB’s are naturally that way i feed my horse lucerne twice a day she also has as much grass as she can handle and ill give her beet pulp. she’s an ex racer and really pretty.
They look skinny!
I know that people are saying thats muscle and such.
But to me it looks like a under fed horse! I think I would like this breed if they were not so thin.
Geez, I think they look realistic! And plus, on a healthy, fit horse, you should be able to see their ribs like that–just not their spine! I love the strawberry roan color :)
These thoroughbreds arent skinny!!!!! Its the way they are freaking built. Most of my thoroughbreds are the right weight and they still look like that.
my neighbor has thoughrogh breds and he works them just like any other HEALTHY horse and they are NOT skinny anyone that does have skinny thoghrough breds DO need to feel them MORE and racehorses are NEVER treated properly OVER half dont even survive training they are killed shamelessly ( how rude) lol and 1 pesons fortune is anothers pocket chance you need to be more pacific on what you say a fortune is
bb! All of my mother’s family are in the racing bussiness, my uncle is a trainer, and yes it may be a harder life for both person and horse, but they are never treated badly at my uncle’s ranch! And ‘over half don’t survive training’? I don’t know what trainers and jockeys you have known, but they weren’t very good ones if you think that’s actually a fact.
Most racing TB’s lokk like that. At least the racers are.
Sorry for my rant,
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TBs naturally look like this. It shows that they are fit and healthy. If you have a problem with the natural (and gorgeous) appearance of TBs DON’T BREED THEM. Or make rude comments on their apperance. If they were chubbier than this it would not properly depict the real likeness of the great horse, known as the thoroughbred. My only issue is the hooves. Believe me, I love me some TB’s. But I think the hooves look soft and round, when in real life trust me, they ARE NOT soft and round. They need hard, strong hooves so that they can pound down the home stretch, galloping triumphiantly.
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Whoa. They atually look like tb’s. the dark bay one looks like he could be a race horse!
ya! i agree with you free206… they look way more realistic!
don’t these look a bit too skinny like their ribs are poking out of their sides!
These are awful. They don’t even look like the rest of the new coats.
I can’t see anything right with these horses.
I’m giving up on TBs now.
well on real racehorses you can see their ribs- they are VERY realistic!
Eww! They look soo skinny….aweful! Sorry to those who like them…
I like them! They look like real race horses.
No they are not skinny, they are muscled. Even Tbs that are not racing look like that, its their breed.
I had to start breeding NIB TBs because of this!
they look awfull i totally agree ribs sticking out mentally tb’s are muscally not skin and bone
The only thing im not particulary fond of is the stance of the horses, but otherwise these are more realistic than our current TB’s, and about the ribs, I myself in real life have 3 TB’s one I jump and the other two are just riding horses. my jumping mare is always thinner than my other 2 and u can always see the outline of her ribs, and dont accuse me of not feeding her, I put a fortune into feeding her properly, I spend more on making sure she is sound and healthy in one month then statisitcly it takes to feed one horse in 6 months. My other two however who are not used often and are fat as ticks and I seriously doubt you could even feel their ribs through the flab! TB’s are just high strung horses and when they are active they stay what may seem unnatrauly thin
They all look sooo skinny!! Give them some food ;P
Hi! add me as a friend by the way, my username is CrazyCremello(I used to be CinnamonStables i’ve started afresh…
Anyway, they have seriousy wrecked some coats, and made others amazing….
Lol When I LOgged on 2 Brand new horse i Thiught My Mare Was too thin Lol … I was like what have i done !? Lol :)
I love the new coats so i started to breed them on howrse but i kinda agree the whole rib thing looks bad but at least it is that bad
I agree with anyone that think the tb’s looks to thin, they look sick -.- but the rest of the art is fine :P
I really like the TBs on here. Thoroughbreds are NATURALLY slimmer than the majority of other horses. I have a 9yr old OTTB and he gets unlimited pasture, soaked alfalfa cubes, beet pulp, & several other supplements and you can always see his ribs, however he is NOT underweight. I’ve even had the vet confirm. It’s just the way he’s built.
I love these new coats. But they make the horses like really thin.
I love the white one the best. But please feed them
wow! these thoroughbreds are so realistic! i made a new breeding farm just for them!! i named them after winners of the kentucky derby, starting with the 2010 winner, Super Saver!! send me a friend request mine is 4dogowner
I totally agree with the ribs sticking out….but thats the way TBs are bred, I mean naturally they are well musceld not skin and bone unless you have like not been taking care of them, they look like REAL Thoroughbreds! and I would know becuase I do have 2 of them, one is a retired racer and one is a jumper
Well I have a TB for real she looks excactly like the chestnut one, TB’s are naturally that way i feed my horse lucerne twice a day she also has as much grass as she can handle and ill give her beet pulp. she’s an ex racer and really pretty.
What does the cremello look like?
Or palomino xD
Missed Palomino Thoroughbred! Gosh, everybody does :-P My first horse is rare :]
They look skinny!
I know that people are saying thats muscle and such.
But to me it looks like a under fed horse! I think I would like this breed if they were not so thin.
But thats my opinion and you have yours.
i hate the thinness!
I must have a very bad eye, i can’t see anything different. They all look underweight, you can see their ribs– but i do like the color of the Roan
I must have a very bad eye, i can’t see anything different except they look under fed and skinny, you can see their ribs. but I do like the Roan color
Geez, I think they look realistic! And plus, on a healthy, fit horse, you should be able to see their ribs like that–just not their spine! I love the strawberry roan color :)
These thoroughbreds arent skinny!!!!! Its the way they are freaking built. Most of my thoroughbreds are the right weight and they still look like that.
my neighbor has thoughrogh breds and he works them just like any other HEALTHY horse and they are NOT skinny anyone that does have skinny thoghrough breds DO need to feel them MORE and racehorses are NEVER treated properly OVER half dont even survive training they are killed shamelessly ( how rude) lol and 1 pesons fortune is anothers pocket chance you need to be more pacific on what you say a fortune is
bb! All of my mother’s family are in the racing bussiness, my uncle is a trainer, and yes it may be a harder life for both person and horse, but they are never treated badly at my uncle’s ranch! And ‘over half don’t survive training’? I don’t know what trainers and jockeys you have known, but they weren’t very good ones if you think that’s actually a fact.
Most racing TB’s lokk like that. At least the racers are.
Sorry for my rant,
What
TBs naturally look like this. It shows that they are fit and healthy. If you have a problem with the natural (and gorgeous) appearance of TBs DON’T BREED THEM. Or make rude comments on their apperance. If they were chubbier than this it would not properly depict the real likeness of the great horse, known as the thoroughbred. My only issue is the hooves. Believe me, I love me some TB’s. But I think the hooves look soft and round, when in real life trust me, they ARE NOT soft and round. They need hard, strong hooves so that they can pound down the home stretch, galloping triumphiantly.