Re: RideCamp: Smooth trotters? other than Arabs?

["Nancy Mitts" <mitts_n@hotmail.com>]

Nina, My husband has developed a breed we call "Amonte". I can send more 
details privately if you're interested. A lot of people think our 
stallion is a Morgan (old style, not saddlebred type). He's got a 
fantastic huge trot, excellent bone & good disposition. I'm crossing him 
with Arabs & he seems to pass on his easy going disposition. I'm started 
his oldest 1/2 Arab last year & she's really not spooky at all. She 
doesn't have as huge a trot but is extremely smooth. Maybe a good cross 
would be your best bet.
Nancy Mitts
(Southwest Missouri)


>From: Nina Vasiliev 
>Email: rmack@inreach.com
>
>Hello there,
>
>I love my arab, really.  But when I get older,(not too far away...) and 
when I
> go to start another horse, I was thinking that it might be nice to 
start
> one who won't spook as much, and is smoother to ride.
>
>I'm now working on the Natural horsemanship techniques and love
> "playing" the games with my horse, he's really settling down.  
(course,
> he's 7 now.) I just remember riding a morgan when I was young and he 
was so
> smooth and steady.  I'm not interested in a gaited horse, I do a bit 
of dressage... 
>I was sort of wondering about Baskir curlies, Morgans etc...Any 
suggestions?
>
>But I love my arab...really.
>
>Nina Vasiliev
>
>
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