ridecamp@endurance.net: loin coupling, slope of shoulder

loin coupling, slope of shoulder

Jeff & Bambi Forbes (forbes@vail.net)
Fri, 23 May 1997 11:45:03 -0600

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Trish wrote:
> 1. the loin coupling is broad, and set halfway between the ideal for the
> riding and racing types, that is, not as far back as on a racing horse

Trish or anyone!

Help, and sorry for being dumb! What is meant by the loin coupling?

Also, in all the talk about conformation I didn't see anything on the
slope of the shoulder. I have heard that the shallower the angle the
smoother the ride? Anyone know if this holds true? How does this
affect speed?

Thanks,
Bambi

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