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> It looks like a goofy shortcut device to me and I won't be rushing out to 
> buy one.

Well, I doubt that any one of us will, so this isn't directed to any of us, 
but in my memory the ability to sit the trot came with training of the horse 
as much of training of the rider.  As the horse increases in athleticism 
and balance, his trot improves.   Then it becomes quite east to sit the 
trot.  Well, easier on some horses than on others of course, but this is the 
reason dressage riders do not normally sit the trot of a green horse.

Nancy 

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