Ad for Buddha in 1/22 Blood Horse
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Ad for Buddha in 1/22 Blood Horse
I just got this week's BloodHorse and there's an ad for Buddha on p.429. In the photograph, portions of both his front legs have been rather crudely and obviously redrawn. What makes the retouching so odd is that the photo used is the same one that appears in the Stallion Register--without the enhancements. Anybody have any ideas what they were trying to do?
Joe, it's not the fact that the photo is doctored...it's that it looks as though a child colored in Buddha's front legs with a non-matching marker.
toadie, a horse that's windswept has legs that are crooked but both facing the same way. For example, the left front turns in and the right front turns out...they are both turned in the same direction. I believe it's thought to have something to do with the way they were lying in the womb.
toadie, a horse that's windswept has legs that are crooked but both facing the same way. For example, the left front turns in and the right front turns out...they are both turned in the same direction. I believe it's thought to have something to do with the way they were lying in the womb.
Hmmm -- if that's the case, then it wouldn't likely be hereditary. Anyone got further data on the "windswept" condition?
"A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said would not be a great moral teacher...You must make your choice. Either this man was, and is, the Son of God: or else a madman or something worse." C. S. Lewis
LSB wrote:Joe, it's not the fact that the photo is doctored...it's that it looks as though a child colored in Buddha's front legs with a non-matching marker.
Having finally received the issue in question .. the photo hasn't been doctored, the printing of the picture was screwed up.
It's the same ad they've run for him before but something must have happened when it went into the system for the layout this time and it looks like water spots. They are all through my copy of the ad ... one below the foot, one on the legs and several more through the print copy.
They weren't trying to 'hide' anything .. someone just screwed up in the lab.