Hi Judy

>>>When you go to evaluations, do you show slow tolt?  If
so, what are you doing?

We have not taken any of our horses to evaluations.  

>>>>It's more of a pleasure gait, one that you'd use on
the trails to have a nice smooth ride.  Easy on the
horse; easy on the rider.  Probably the gait that most
people use as an every day gait (unless you're bombing
thru the neighborhood like crazy).

What gait do you usually use on the trail?  Can you
get some video?

I would say it depends on the horses, the terrain and the group we are
riding with.  I would say sometimes tolt and sometimes it is probably a
saddle rack, lots of trot, some canter.  We don't ride in neighborhoods, but
on back roads and through fields so there is no traffic.  Pretty hard to get
video from the side when riding on a dirt road.  

It will be easier to get it on our track and we will try and do it tomorrow
during a riding clinic when were are going to ride different horses to show
a variety of gaits and let people see what they look like so they can also
put them together with the feel when they are riding.

Robyn
Icelandic Horse Farm 
Robyn Hood & Phil Pretty
Vernon BC Canada
www.icefarm.com


  

 


  

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