if they know they difference, but still call it "tolt", i wonder why?? Is it because they dont want to admit a horse does any gait but a "tolt" (rack) or is it like Vicka says, to them, every soft gait is called tolt? and then how do you explain all those names, skeith tolt brokk tolt, etc. Janice -- even good horses have bad days sometimes.
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