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Re: [RC] re: lameness - Cindy Collins

"Ed & Wendy Hauser" <ranch@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Seriously, this is one of those things that can not be taught in the ring.
You have to get out on the trail and work on it.  The horse also has a lot
to learn to be balanced with the footing changing and strange maneuvers to
get down the trail.

Ed
All true, Ed, but the dressage foundation of weekly lessons I've put on my
last two horses has made a huge difference in my ability to balance them
and me on the trail.  I also have some control...a major issue in some
endurance horses!  CC

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Replies
RE: [RC] re: lameness, Kathy Ramspott
Re: [RC] re: lameness, Ed & Wendy Hauser