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Kat wrote:>
> Believe it or not, it is mostly the muscles of the back and the
> underline that are used to do this.  If you want your horse to stay
> sound for running down hill (or for anything else for that matter) it is
> a good back that a horse needs most. :)
Kat, I absolutely believe this because my best horse had (and, still in his
old age, has) a great back.  But when you are looking for another horse, how
do you "shop for" (recognize) this?

Dyane



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