Re: Judging a trot on the ground

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Interference: One foot, or part of a leg, comes in contact with the foot or
other part of another leg. Clicking is forging (sometimes) is interference.
If you have a horse that is clicking at the trot, then you have a horse that
is interfering--banging part of his body together that are not supposed to
come together.

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