> Gat gave me a lot of different gaits--a regular walk, a faster walk > with a nodding head, and a really fast walk that rocked me side to > side,
Good going, Virginia! Can we get any video of that faster walk with a head nod? That would be great to take a look at. The side to side gait may have been a stepping pace? > When the others cantered she paced or galloped--the only time there > was a really nice canter was when we were going up a hill. It's easier for pacey horses to hold an easier canter for a little ways, going uphill, that they might not be able to do on the flat. > Orri shouldered his way possessively to her and she back-kicked him > out of the way so she could roll some more. What a bunch of nosy > horses! Why would they be so curious? Can they smell where she's > been even if I hosed her down? Probably! They all want a little bit of "news" as to what's going on outside their home. Imagine doing some scent discrimation with your horses. They really enjoy this! Judy http://icehorses.net http://clickryder.com
