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To the untrained, or even trained, eye, I may look to some as though I'm the odd stone or five overweight, whereas I am really in peak physical condition. I'm just big boned. I have heard references in the past to what DO is referring and maybe that is what they mean. A horse may look a tad overweight, but they are just big boned and training them harder to lose weight would be counter productive.

[QUOTE="Melendez, post: 2122506, member: 64942"] To the untrained, or even trained, eye, I may look to some as though I'm the odd stone or five overweight, whereas I am really in peak physical condition. I'm just big boned. I have heard references in the past to what DO is referring and maybe that is what they mean. A horse may look a tad overweight, but they are just big boned and training them harder to lose weight would be counter productive. [/QUOTE]

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