Re: RC: Up Hill or Down

[Tivers@aol.com]

In a message dated 1/9/00 3:24:02 PM Pacific Standard Time, CMKSAGEHIL writes:

<< Then kindly come down when we get back into spring training, and we'll 
show you how it works.  We have a lovely canyon within walking distance, so 
you don't even have to inconvenience yourself by getting on a horse and 
experiencing this phenomenon if you don't want to.  But David is 
right--that's exactly how a good downhill horse does it.
 
 Heidi >>


A picture will do. Show me a horse going downhill in a 
barrell-racer-coming-to-a-stop posture. Or one that has obviously shifted the 
combined center of gravity rearward. Anybody have a picture of a horse 
trotting or galloping downhill? Let's see if the horse and rider have been 
properly TRAINED to defy the laws of physics. 

ti


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