Re: cross cantering

[GESAHORSFX@aol.com]

In a message dated 2/7/99 12:45:24 AM Pacific Standard Time,
HoofnFins@worldnet.att.net writes:

<< RIDECAMP@endurance.net (ENDURANCENET) >>

Your horses hips are out of alignment.  Have someone lead him straight away
from you and watch the very top of his croup.  You should notice that one hip
drops lower than the other.  Then stand to the side as he is being led past
you.  Watch his hocks  swing underneath his body.  One will go further up
underneath  his belly than the other.  If you see either or both of these
conditions it is time to find a chiropractor.  Be sure  to ask around and find
one that has been used before and has a good reputation and a good repoir with
horses.
                      gesa