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I had a horse who crossfired all the time, and also did flying changes 
all the time (correctly).  He waas a blast to ride because all I had to 
do was think "change" and he did it.  I almost believe he crossfired 
just because he could.  He had moderate high heel/low heel which Kerry 
Ridgway suggested a shoeing fix for.  I also changed diagonals a lot 
when we trotted.  Can't remember now if those fixes changed his 
crossfiring.  BTW, he could also single foot so maybe his brain just had 
trouble getting all 4 feet doing the "right" thing all the time.  If I 
still had him, I'd definitely have him checked out by a good eq. chiro.
Laney

Thekids18049@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Well. I'm going to talk more in depth with them and talk with the chiro. 
> that worked on her and the trainer to find out why she is crossfiring. I 
> don't think it has anything to do with the scar on her leg.
>  
> I think it is more confusion with the lope they are asking her to do and 
> she is young and green.
>  
> She was just broke last summer but not messed with much. They didn't 
> send her to the WP trainer til this past late winter I believe. So she 
> just started with the lope a few months ago. I don't think she's been in 
> WP training long enough to have caused any hock problems or anything 
> associated with WP as some have stated.
>  
> We'll see where the crossfiring leads and then the next step will be a 
> vetcheck by an endurance vet.
>  
> Thanks
> Kyle
>
>
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