ridecamp@endurance.net: Re: hunter's bump?

Re: hunter's bump?

Patty A Lambert (esppatty@juno.com)
Mon, 27 Oct 1997 12:51:38 EST

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Endurance horses often have
undeveloped backs/loins because they are not asked to work under
themselves
the way dressage, cutting and reining horses are (jumpers too) since it
is
not appropriate for what they are doing.

Laney,

I have to strongly disagree with you when you say working under
themselves is not appropriate to endurance horses. I agree that they are
often undeveloped as a result of not working under themselves, but this
is exactly why it is appropriate and very much needed in order to stay
sound. Did I misunderstand?

Patty (PA)

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