> http://iceryder.net/videolegflight.html > > To be able to breed a better leg, with better conformation, better > movement, > and better function, we need to understand the leg and it's biomechanics.
Also, we have to start out with horses that have good legs; gotta have a good leg to breed from! At evaluations, is the flight of the front leg analyzed? How about owners with stallions? Has anyone evaluated their own horse's front leg flight? Judy http://icehorses.net http://clickryder.com
