>>> If they are trying to breed necks that are set a little higher, perhaps >>> they should first pay attention to breeding necks that are not inverted. >>> That would be a more logical direction to take, especially if they want >>> to have the horse on the bit!
That is the issue to me - the inverted necks. I don't even really care if a trail horse has a slightly inverted neck - key word: "slightly". What troubles me much more is when the horses are ridden such that the muscles are developed, making the inversion even more extreme. Karen Thomas, NC
