>> True. I think Nancy is correct in assuming that it must be a 'what not to >> do' video...
>>> Certainly not (unfortunately). This is a very well recognized >>> competition horse. So >>> potential buyers would probably buy him to compete as well. They won't be >>> bothered too >>> much about the tail swifing, as long as he has high action. Niiiice.... (NOT!) Actually, I think this IS a good "what not to do" video. It's too bad that more people within this breed don't immediately recognize it as such. I think much of the rest of the world does. Karen Thomas, NC
