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Walking for the most part. I'd say mostly flat walking, with some regular walking and maybe a couple of short parts that might have been running walk. I think I also saw one brief glimpse of step pace, where she changed his direction and he seemed a little resistant. Overall, that's a lovely horse - reminds me of Blaze, a gorgeous palomino TWH pleasure horse that my buddy down the road owned when we were kids. Good for the rider for not pushing the speed too. It's always best to let the horse get really comfortable in his gait(s) before asking for more speed. Many nicely gaited horses will step pace (or hard pace) if pushed too fast, or if they lose their relaxation, and it would be a shame to rush this horse past his nice natural gaits. Karen Thomas, NC
