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Re: [RC] whytrot? - Truman Prevatt

I have to agree with the cowboy here. On my old walker my second favorite gait was the canter - the favorite being the gallop ;-) . However, unlike Ed, the Paso gate would drive me crazy. It felt to me like I had sit down on a vibrator. It was smooth but not what I wanted to ride for a long way. On the other hand some guys perfer blonds, some guys red heads and some will take 'em both.

Truman

Ed Kilpatrick wrote:

oh, this is near and dear to my heart, and endurance related! the name of my farm is whytrot farms. my slogan is, "why trot when you can run wide open!" i ride trotting horses and i ride gaited horses too. i have done endurance on both. my gaited horse of choice is the paso fino. you can have that head bobbin stuff, rackinfool, i dont like it. i have ridden that running walk, and i will say it is smooth, but i sure dont think it is as smooth as a good gaited paso fino. and their heads dont bob! i have ridden lots of different breeds of gaited horses, TWH, racking horse, paso fino, peruvian paso, mangalarga marchador, and colombian trote y galope. my favorite is my paso fino gelding starbuck who has a wonderful, natural fourbeat gait, but in addition to that, the little bugger can RUN!! (which, by the way, is another natural gait!) cowboy ed



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