I was referring to the palomino. I can't find the video link now. I
must have pressed delete.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=0Ova7HY-Uuw
He does have long toes, and pads I think - and he's not quite four. Poor
baby.The poor Peruvian in the Feldman video had long toes and weighted
boots
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I took Nanna up the mountain today armed with
thermometer, alcohol soaked cotten pads (for cleaning
the thermometer) and notepad. (I successfully attached
my new Stowaway pack to the saddle, too) I got off
and walked her up the steepest part of the road, like
I did last week and took her temp
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Karen, You gave me alot to think about. I mostly walk
but they walk pretty fast. We leave quarter horses in
the dust at a walk. Which isn't hard. I can feel a
hint of gait in Scooter. I just need to practice
sitting different. I sat a certain way on my MFT and
he gaited. But Scooter is
The first thing to try, though, is to run in
hand or pony the horse
along side a horse that IS gaiting, on a hard
surface or next to a wall
so the gaiting horse's footfalls can be heard.
Again, the horse will
often get it from the sound.
I can't run very long because of my
I still don't get how to tolt. They just seem to
trotLorraine, is the mule riding friend own a
gaited mule? I wondered since I see more gaited
breed mules advertised out west than here
Yes he is a Walker mule.
Lorraine
-- tuck your tailbone under you,
sit up VERY TALL and
open your chest. to ask for trot, rotate your
pelvis forward,
That is what Judy was trying to teach me. Just takes practice
Lorraine
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Sweet camper.
Lorraine
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On Mar 13, 2008, at 6:51 PM, Karen Thomas wrote:
Could you post the Feldman one again? -- I missed it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEXbSiZRm0Ufeature=related
Karen Thomas, NC
OK, I remember seeing that one, but that horse is no more a Peruvian
than my colt Sol Arabe
loosen
(or drop entirely) the reins and let your hands
rest on the withers or
neck, or even come entirely into half-seat.
Why would I loosen the reins. I thought you were
supposed to have some tention on the reins while
pushing him forward.
Lorraine
I think that is nuts. I saw them at the AZ expo.
They are moving and sweating like crazy while going
nowwhere fast. I don't get it myself.
Lorraine
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how things were going.
Kim
Glad Nanna is doing better. When I took my boys out
last week they were sweating like pigs. They are
still quite hairy.And it was in the high 70's.
Lorraine
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