Karen, I agree with every thing you just said in this post... On 8/24/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > Hard to say. I'd bet there is a good element of "naturalness" to the > suspension in that horse's trot. Some horses just innately have a lot of > suspension. And by suspension, I mean the "hang time" in the middle of the > strides. Arabs and Saddlebreds are known to have a lot of suspension, as > are warm bloods.
I find it very frustrating in all the breeds.. Which is one major reason I did not become an Arabian Horse Trainer when I was a kid... -- Debbie in MN ~ Please check out how we can all help raise money for Huginn's Hospital Fund ~ http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgtrq74d_386xtqp ~~~~~~~~~~~If we all do a little, we will have a lot!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
