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Re: Horse Height
Try telling that to Ruby, the 17 hand mule who got third and BC at the
last Tevis.
You won't know until you tried it.
More than half the performance at the ride is down to training and
conditioning. Most of the rest of it is in the mind. Breeding, feeding
and so forth can make a difference, more so if it's done wrong than
anything else.
---G & J Thom <thomlabs@netbistro.com> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Since someone asked about type for endurance horses I
> too have a question. I have a 2yr old gelding that is already
> 15.1hh and growing. I feel he will be too tall for endurance.
> His confirmation is excellent and matches with his height.
> Good legs, neck, back he is very well put together. It is just
> his height that concerns me. (plus he has a great personality)
> I am a featherweight rider so I don't have to have a large horse.
> I just really like this guy.
>
> Thanks
> Julia
>
>
==
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