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Re: [RC] gaited arabs? - Karen Sullivan

We had a little Arab mare that was a problem jigger when I got her; after some months of convincing her that was not an acceptable mode of locomotion; she developed some sort of very fast singlefoot that was very comfortable.
 
She was pretty close up Witez II on both sides.....
 
Sire was Ladiratez (by Utez)
 
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Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 7:38 AM
Subject: [RC] gaited arabs?

Hi Everyone,
 
several people have asked or mentioned that my horse looks gaited....."single-footing", gaited.... "what's her lineage?"
 
I think she usually walks this way when I first get on and especially when she is excited.  I thought she was just walking fast.
 
Are there particular lines of arabs that are "prone/subject" to being gaited?
 
Is being gaited a good thing for endurance?
 
She can trot pretty fast downhill on good footing..... not sure if that is something related to possibly being gaited.
 
I got her at a "rescue" auction.
 
Her dam and sire:
Prowa #0371090
MQF Desert Flame #0399758
 
By the way, can anyone with a AHR disk, tell me who the current owners of the above horses are?  I'd like to try to get photos of my horse's  parents.  Last I knew, the mare's new owner lives up in Northern California and the owner of the sire is in Bakersfield, CA.... but that was back in 1997.
 
Thanks in advance,
Melody

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