--- In [email protected], "Karen Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Interesting. I'm used to mainly thinking of winging as a conformation problem...and I suspect there almost has to be a conformational element for a horse to show it as markedly as these two did. > Karen Thomas, NC
------------------I know that winging is not considered a fault in the Peruvian Paso breed. Is there a difference in the conformation of Peruvians versus Icelandics that allows for the winging? And how does winging affect a horse from a long-term health standpoint? Is there a certain conformation feature that makes it less hazardous on the long term health of the horse (if it's hard on the horse)? Dawn Bruin-Slot, northern Michigan Fuzzy Logic Equine
