> Trouble is, that's virtually the entire board of the IHS. They have
> almost all come from "big horse" backgrounds, and in my opinion should
> already know better. I think at the board meeting I will push for FEIF
> to come into line with the FEI rules for bitting etc

Do you think that being a gaited horse, that the people separate it from 
regular horses, and think these things are OK for a gaited horse?



> I agree in principal, but would say that competition riding is only
> one part of FEIF. They also do a lot for kids, leisure riders,
> breeders etc all of which does not have such a high profile.

Is it all the same stuff, tho?  I mean, are they teaching the kids natural 
horsemanship, or about regular horses and equine biomechanics, etc.?  or the 
same icelander-style riding and training?


Judy
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