Endurance.Net Ridecamp Archives

Lynn Kinsky wrote:

    We have a CD ROM "Horse Movement and Gaits".   This is a great tool to identify gaits and exactly what the legs are doing and when.   You can also hear the gait and slow it down to get a better look.   Reading on the back of the case it says...  Learn about:  how movement is generated, elements of a stride, elements of a gait, animation: reaching and folding, Frame: collection and extension,   Natural gaits (walk, trot, canter, gallop, back),  Artificial Gaits (pace, running walk, paso fino, peruvian paso, slow gait, rack)   

    On the bottom it says....   Copyright @ 1998 Deborah K. White   if this would help anyone find one to buy.   I think I got this off of Ebay.

 

 

Linda

Cool -- but I would question the accuracy of an author who lists all the soft and lateral gaits as "artificial" <g>. 

Shows a bit of a bias - eh!  My mare doesn't think  her gaits are "artifical."
I'm sure MB's horse doen't think his gaits are artificial either:-).

Truman

Truman