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In a message dated 12/25/98 12:03:06 PM Pacific Standard Time, arabs2go@yahoo.com writes: << My experience is similar. However, I am not completely convinced that it isn't ME that is causing the horse to be crooked rather than the other way around sometimes. >> I've often wondered this myself, but only two or three horses during the past 28 years I've ridden endurance have done this. Others go perfectly straight. Also, one of those horses I had bought from someone else who rode him endurance, and when I discovered his way of going (which was off again, on again), I asked the person from whom I had bought him. I was told the horse did this when he was tired. However, he reached a point where he did it all the time. I emphasize that not all the horses I've ridden (and that is quite a number) have done this. BMc
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