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["Kim Lemons" <klemons@wah.nu>]

Just another thought on the subject...I have at times felt that with a
larger horse there is 'more to hold on to' if they decide to rear up or not
behave quite the way we would like...  On the other hand, I also agree with
the 'shorter distance to the ground' theory with shorter/smaller horses...
Boy!  Talk about riding the fence  :)  Guess what I am saying is that the
size of the horse hasn't ever really mattered much to me since I can think
of good reasons to appreciate both..

    Kim

P.S.  Yes, I am old enough to remember Howard Johnson's...<BG>


>Again Heidi
>It's just preferences. My husband says he feels like Juan Valdez on the
>coffee donkey riding the smaller Arabs. Now who are we to argue with him
>or anyone. People need to ride on mounts they feel comfortable on. =