I have a 9 year old NSH who my
daughter calls “spasi Jazzi.” So you can guess she can be a handful
at times. Jazzi is much more attentive to things and is very sensitive. She
has the most comfortable gaits in the entire world and a huge walk. For
any of you who have done CTR, when we do a novice CTR we can walk the entire course
and still need to wait out on the trail to come in on time. My neighbor has a
12 year old NSH gelding and he is just about bomb proof with the same lovely
gaits and big walk.
I think they can be hotter,
which implies more spook for your money, but the gaits and comfort win hands
down for me. Ask Heather what she thinks about Corey; they have tons of miles
together. Thanks for asking,
Nancy Reed
Lazy J Ranch
Elfin Forest, CA
(only 85 today!)
From: "Evelyn
Allen" <totaleclipse2007@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [RC] National Show
Horses
We were at a trainers this
past weekend looking at a National Show Horse.
She made the comment that
her experience is that NSH's are spookier than
purebred Arabs on the
trail. For any NSH owners who ride endurance, do you
