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Re: Smooth Trot
I totally agree with Wendy. When I bought Blue his trot was like a
trampoline and his canter like a cow's. He would stumble a lot, was gangly,
had his head cranked up way high and in general had a real sloppy way of
going. Through a lot of conditioning, engaging of his rear end, dropping
his head and rounding his back he is pretty smooth now and Blue has a
slightly upright shoulder too. So I too believe smoothness of gaits has
more to do with conditioning and how the horse uses its body then
conformation.
Cheryl Newbanks
~~ ^ ^ Just In Time Ranch
~~~\ _ ~~/ /\ / Buckeye, AZ
( )__ ) ' ' horsetrails@inficad.com
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- References:
- Smooth Trot
- From: Wendy Milner <wendy@wendy.cnd.hp.com>
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