The first horse I learned how to stop on was a Gunner horse and he was super fun. Even though he was deaf I rode almost the same way. Even when he was spooky, since he was deaf too, he was very willing to trust it was okay if his rider was okay with it. Gunner is one of the best things to happen to the paint reining gene pool
yeah he got hurt a little bit before and they tried to fix it, the rider wanted to just quit showing him but he was like the hottest horse at the time so the owner had like a super prestigious vet do stuff to him and then after this run in the semi finals they decided to retire him and breed him
@painteddakotastorm I'm not for certain, but I would guess that the small ears is just a coincidence, or if anything caused *by* the deafness somehow and not the other way around. There's been too much research about lack of pigment in the ear as a cause of deafness. Just because the blaze isn't huge like Gunner's (bald face) doesn't mean that the pigment can't be affected inside the ear. There are similar circumstances with other animals, like dogs, where they are deaf because of no pigment
@lindalentz54 Gunner IS deaf, it's pretty common knowledge if you just do a bit of research. I can't post any links here because TH-cam won't let me. The bald faced horses do have a much higher risk of being deaf. I'm not sure the details of that, but it's true. Again, you can look that up. Since he passes his bald face onto many of his offspring, then logic follows that they, too, will have higher risk of being deaf. Now, what were you saying about novices?
Gunner is Deaf and some of his Gets and Grandgets are deaf...but thay are very smart horses..but gunner and his foals have small ears...and it most likely the deaf ones have small ears
Breeding him was the biggest mistake. Over 60% of his foals are deaf. Thats like breeding a stallion throwing vlub feet yo everyone. Money hungry mongrels is what this truly is.
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The fact that my horse is Gunners granddaughter blows my mind to this day and I am so glad I have her
The first horse I learned how to stop on was a Gunner horse and he was super fun. Even though he was deaf I rode almost the same way. Even when he was spooky, since he was deaf too, he was very willing to trust it was okay if his rider was okay with it. Gunner is one of the best things to happen to the paint reining gene pool
Gunner is the grandfather of my colt QH Vaquero Guns in France !
RIP Gunner. You were beautiful.
love gunner horses , i have hes grandson, he has both blue eyes, white baldy face , an noop hes not death , but i don't mind death horses either .
O Gunner é o melhor esbarro que eu ja vi!
OH MY GOD!!!! Way it should be.
Gunner is so beautyful! ♥ And a big reiner!!!
R.I.P. Gunner! Amazing Stallion
Awesome Horse
Fantastic horse, so sorry he is no longer with us.
Me too!
yeah he got hurt a little bit before and they tried to fix it, the rider wanted to just quit showing him but he was like the hottest horse at the time so the owner had like a super prestigious vet do stuff to him and then after this run in the semi finals they decided to retire him and breed him
@painteddakotastorm I'm not for certain, but I would guess that the small ears is just a coincidence, or if anything caused *by* the deafness somehow and not the other way around. There's been too much research about lack of pigment in the ear as a cause of deafness. Just because the blaze isn't huge like Gunner's (bald face) doesn't mean that the pigment can't be affected inside the ear.
There are similar circumstances with other animals, like dogs, where they are deaf because of no pigment
RIP Gunner.
muito bom, eu tenho 1 PH igual ele hehe
nao tao bom quanto + muito parecido xD
Such a sad day when you find out this horse is dead. He was stunning. RIP.
R.i.p
And his hat is OUTTA HERE!!!! XD
@lindalentz54
Gunner IS deaf, it's pretty common knowledge if you just do a bit of research. I can't post any links here because TH-cam won't let me.
The bald faced horses do have a much higher risk of being deaf. I'm not sure the details of that, but it's true. Again, you can look that up. Since he passes his bald face onto many of his offspring, then logic follows that they, too, will have higher risk of being deaf.
Now, what were you saying about novices?
umm i have his sone
i have a Boy gunner
I'm jealous!
how high was the horse as it seems small but maybe the guy's tall???
s r. Most reiners are on the shorter side.
@reiningrules His ears are too small...and I have a grandget from him
she was deaf...but she just had a blaze but very small ears
Rimplys smokys gun
Laminitis.
I have his nephew son’s of One Gun
WOW.... beutifull prospect. Hope you will have a splendid time with him. Enjoy! (Jealous me... ;-) )
No hes still alive... and the stud fee just keeps climbing!
is he limpig ?
No, it's not. It's actually easier in a lot of ways.
His ears don't look that small to me..they just kinda seem to rest there like a donkeys. but he sure is awesome!!!
you guys know that he's deaf??? (I mean Gunner of course)
What happened? With 20 years he wasn't that old yet?
Gunner is Deaf and some of his Gets and Grandgets are deaf...but thay are very smart horses..but gunner and his foals have small ears...and it most likely the deaf ones have small ears
Breeding him was the biggest mistake. Over 60% of his foals are deaf. Thats like breeding a stallion throwing vlub feet yo everyone. Money hungry mongrels is what this truly is.
R.i.p