Here's a question from a non-horsey friend who asked me, "if Paso Finos are so smooth, sure-footed, and fast, why don't they dominate the sport? Their pace is so fast that surely they could finish in the top ten routinely, right?" I had to admit that I'd never seen one at the few rides I've done, but I don't know if there's a rule against it. Are they allowed? I did meet a woman riding a Missouri Fox Trotter who was amazing, and several gals on Quarter Horses at the bottom of a short, steep scramble who were muttering, "damn Arabs, we're outta here" and turned back for home, but haven't seen any Pasos. What's the answer?
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