Re: [RC] problems going down hill - A. Perez
"First the horse, named Bally Bay, would refuse emphatically
to go down, including bucking...something this gentle gelding
would never normally do. Once he started, he looked almost
like he had a palsy. "
Reading this the first though I had was "I bet this was a
horse that spent alot of his time in a stall". If no medical
reason is found for difficulty going down hills, find a nice,
big, hilly pasure, preferably with other horses, you can board
him in or at least turn him out in frequently. Nothing like
romping with herd over hill and dale to teach him how to
navigate hills.
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