- the most
numerous species of sheep. An
adult female is
referred to as a
ewe (/juː/ yoo), an
intact male as a ram,
occasionally a tup, a
castrated male...
-
through activation of the back. An
arched neck is
desirable in a
horse for any sport. A
ewe neck or upside-down
neck bends upward instead of down in the normal...
-
proportion to the body and
neck. The
neck tends to be
unrefined in conformation, but
should be well set, and not be
ewe-
necked or too
thick at the throatlatch...
- look like a cart
horse with big feet, big head, too much
white on him, a
ewe neck and too
small standing barely 16hh.
Whitaker and Ryan's Son won at The...
- jowl and ends at the sternum. This
muscle moves the head and
neck. In
ewe-
necked or bull-
necked horses, this
muscle is overdeveloped, and is
difficult to...
- or convex, with well-spaced,
short ears. The
neck should be well-shaped and not
underslung or
ewe-
necked; the body
should be on the long side, but rounded...
- DAD-IS
database of the FAO as 5638, of
which 2349 were
registered breeding ewes. In 2017, the Rare
Breeds Survival Trust listed the
Jacob in
Category 6 ("Other...
- wide and the eyes set well apart. The
breed typically has a
slight ewe neck, and the
neck is
attached low on the
chest compared to many
other breeds. The...
- long-bodied for his
height [15.1 hands (61 inches, 155 cm)], and
somewhat ewe-
necked and straight-shouldered, but had
excellent action. He was light-boned...
- used to
catch sheep by the
neck or leg (depending on type). SIL –
Scanned In Lamb
Slink – a very
young lamb.
Springer - a
ewe close to lambing. Stag – a...
