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Norsk Wood Works wrote:
I think most all fjords can canter but some have a much easier time of it due
to conformation issues. A horse that has a good length of neck with good
proportions through the body and good muscling and is quite forw
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I'll bet Mogly has a nice canter, just from looking at his conformation :)
Margo
> I agree with Phil - it sure helps a lot if a Fjord is built to canter -
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> Lori
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As usual, well said, Phil. I have a forward horse who loves to canter and a
laid back Fjord (Tank) who can, but doesn't like, to canter. In my second
Fjord, I very much wanted the more forward athletic Fjord which I have in
Teddy (Starfire
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Norsk Wood Works wrote:
At a recent 4-H clinic the girl had lots of
trouble getting the fjord to canter or lope during the clinic.
Form, function and training!
This canter subject seems to come up periodically. Here's a post I sen
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Great post Phil. I will be sure to share this particular snippet with Joe
who has been telling me this exact thing for years Fortunately, I don't
really want to canter myself, more than just a few steps to prove that we can
both do it if need be.
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