On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 12:33:14 -0800, you wrote:
Now,
my fox trotters tend to wear their rear shoes faster than front
because of the sliding action of the rear feat.
That's one problem with Skessa - she wears her back feet really,
really quickly. I think if you rode her without back shoes on our
http://iceryder.net/videogait3horses.html What gait(s) are these
ponies doing?
Well, I am not good at identifying rack/saddle rack/tolt but these ponies
all look like they are pacing to me.
I didn't quite get a lot about that video. I couldn't get it to
freeze-frame easily for some
I didn't quite get a lot about that video.
Boy me too. In fact, I didn't watch the entire thing. For some reason it
was really bothering me.
As for speeds. My grandson rides with a GPS sometimes. Hunter flat walks
at 6 mph very eaily and just flows along. Juniors are required to ride
http://iceryder.net/videogait3horses.html
Well, I am not good at identifying rack/saddle rack/tolt but these
ponies all look like they are pacing to me.
Good job! It's stepping pace in each case.
Judy
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Angela said that she was told that
endurance horses may wear their back feet more than their front and
that some compete with boots on the front and shoes on the back, so
maybe that is the explanation, rather than that the racking or
stepping pacing that these horses do is causing extra
http://iceryder.net/videogait3horses.html
Judy of the gaitedhorse list said:
What caught my eye, was the statement that these horses wear rear
shoes because racking horses wear down their rear feet so fast. Now,
my fox trotters tend to wear their rear shoes faster than front
because of the
Angela said that she was told that endurance horses may wear their back
feet more than their front and that some compete with boots on the front
and shoes on the back, so maybe that is the explanation, rather than that
the racking or stepping pacing that these horses do is causing extra
wear.
The only thing I can think of is that one individual endurance horse was
wearing his hind feet more than his front. Otherwise, this is nothing I
have ever heard of or read about. There will, however, be some sort of
exception to everything.
Ok, I feel better if you didn't see that as a
Why would endurance horses wear their back feet differently than other
trail
horses?
The only thing I can think of is that one individual endurance horse was
wearing his hind feet more than his front. Otherwise, this is nothing I
have ever heard of or read about. There will, however,
On 2/17/08, Nancy Sturm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only thing I can think of is that one individual endurance horse was
wearing his hind feet more than his front. Otherwise, this is nothing I
have ever heard of or read about. There will, however, be some sort of
exception to everything.
Check out this video:
http://iceryder.net/videogait3horses.html
What gait(s) are these ponies doing?
Well, I am not good at identifying rack/saddle rack/tolt but these
ponies all look like they are pacing to me.
Sarah in MT
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