> Remind me again...can a 'tail bob' be present when a horse is doing a
> gait that's more diagonal like a fox trot or a running walk???
It is present in a fox trot, saddle rack, and rack (tolt).
It is because of the action of the hock.
It is not present in the running walk because the hocks
>> That little Kria of Cara's usually has some sort of gait bubbling
>> outtoday she 'trotted' past me but her tail was bobbing as though she
>> was in a true rack. I wish I'd have had a camera while I was out there.
Honestly, I don't pay as much attention to the tail movements as I proba
I know its foxtrot, but stands to reason maybe a rw too?
Janice--
even good horses have bad days sometimes.
Remind me again...can a 'tail bob' be present when a horse is doing a
gait that's more diagonal like a fox trot or a running walk???
That little Kria of Cara's usually has some sort of gait bubbling
outtoday she 'trotted' past me but her tail was bobbing as though
she was in a true rack. I wi
