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Probably isn't standard, but I've always measured
the space between the tracks (back of hind to front of fore). If they
don't overstride enough to have a space, then I just describe it as how much of
the front hoofprint they cover with the hind. Probably would make more
sense to measure toe-to-toe, but I got started the way I do it because the
old-timer that mentored me did it that way....
Heidi
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Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 9:33
PM
Subject: [RC] overstride
After reading the discussion of overstride this
week, I was wondering while riding today how it is measured? >From the
front of each hoof, or the distance between the back of the hind and the front
of the fore?
Kathy Kelly
Parks AZ
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