On 1/29/08, Bia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would say canter...I'm almost always wrong on these pictures
though...
Bia
Not this time. She was indeed cantering.
Hey! I think I'm getting a tiny bit better at the What Gait? Game
Bia
haha good for you!! I get better at some but still, i
With nanna, I kinda thought RW, but I studied it hard and thought I saw
just a barely perceptive swing of the nose from side to side so i said
stepping pace
I noticed that too, Janice! But, you know what I saw recently in Lee's book
that surprised me? Lee (who certainly stared at
I would say canter...I'm almost always wrong on these pictures
though...
Bia
Not this time. She was indeed cantering.
Hey! I think I'm getting a tiny bit better at the What Gait? Game
Bia
Another possibility - I'm a firm believer that horses mirror our bodies.
Maybe YOU'VE started anticipating trot a little more after riding Tivar so
long, so maybe you subconsciously are expecting - and thus asking for - a
trot?
Karen Thomas, NC
--
this is interesting to consider...
On 1/27/08, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wishing I had my camera with me that day, because I would have
loved a video of it. From his tail set it looked more 'racky' but he
didn't sustain it long enough for me to study it.
When Janice visited here with Stonewall, I took a
Runa looks to be on the RW side of things to me. I think she has that
sweeping back end for it too. I am not even CLOSE to being good at
guessing, but I do know a horse that does a RW has to have that
sweeping long legged rear end going on.
I don't think running walk will be her easiest
I would say canter...
I'm almost always wrong on these pictures though...
Bia
I would say canter...I'm almost always wrong on these pictures though...
Bia
Not this time. She was indeed cantering.
Runa is a goey Icelandic by my definition. That means she canters pretty
much the second she hears the word. No one has cantered her under saddle
yet, but at liberty,
On 27/01/2008, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a what gait shot, and it should be an easy one. I'll say after I get
a few guesses.
Flat walk?
Wanda
Flat walk?
Close - plain, old, ordinary walk.
Karen Thomas, NC
On 27/01/2008, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Flat walk?
Close - plain, old, ordinary walk.
So the difference would be in how exaggerated the head nod was?? In
Lee's book the foot falls look identical.
Wanda
So the difference would be in how exaggerated the head nod was?? In Lee's
book the foot falls look identical.
I guess I'd say that the head nod is usually deeper/ more pronounced with a
flat walk than with a regular walk. Because of the length and set of Runa's
neck, however, her head nod
looks like a slow dog walk to me...
i thought RW too. She has a very nice sweeping back legs motion.
very VERY nice. today i rode Jas and he did a jog! I swear to
goodness. i know it wasnt a pace. no side to side movement, just a
gentle trot so soft my rear did not leave the saddle. i cant put my
finger on it and dont know if
On 27/01/2008, Karen Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess I'd say that the head nod is usually deeper/ more pronounced with a
flat walk than with a regular walk.
On Friday when I went out to feed, Solon came gaiting in. Honestly
lately he's been taking my breath away. He's such a nice
Assuming those two diagonal feet hit the ground at the same time ...
trot?
This is a little tricky I guess because it's not a soft gait. It's
canter. To be a trot, there would have to be some pairing between both
diagonal pairs, but a canter is neither lateral or diagonal exactly - it's
I was wishing I had my camera with me that day, because I would have
loved a video of it. From his tail set it looked more 'racky' but he
didn't sustain it long enough for me to study it.
When Janice visited here with Stonewall, I took a little video of him. I
would have sworn that he
i thought RW too. She has a very nice sweeping back legs motion. very
VERY nice.
Thanks. I think so.
today i rode Jas and he did a jog! I swear to goodness. i know it
wasnt a pace. no side to side movement, just a gentle trot so soft my
rear did not leave the saddle. i cant put my
is this a plain trot? That is what it looks like it would feel under saddle.
19 matches
Mail list logo
