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Anyone can create a breed registry. There use to be something called 
"the endurance horse registry of America." It was 400 endurance miles 
made your horse eligible - independent of breed.

More and more gaited horse back riders are doing endurance. Back in the 
mid 90's I'd be riding the only gaited horse in a ride - today you see 
several. Some older riders are extended their riding years by switching 
to gaited horses. This guy sees a market and wants to capitalize on it.

Truman

Carrie Kitley-Jackson wrote:
> How can you develop a "breed registry" for a particular horse's 'way 
> of going' and a specific sport? That's not a "breed!" Isn't that like 
> developing a breed registry for floppy-eared dogs that play frisbee?
>
>
> ~Carrie <\_~
> // \\
> /"The wind of heaven is that which blows between a horse's ears." /
> /~ Old Arabian Proverb/


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“The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher 
esteem those who think alike than those who think differently.” 
Friedrich Nietzsche


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