Re: RC: RC: changing diagonals

["Linda VanCeylon" <LVanCeylon@vines.colostate.edu>]

Hi Jackie,

If the trail is flat and straight, change diagonals periodically.  (I do it 
every minute or two.)

If the trail curves but is still flat, post the outside diagonal.

If the trail slants right or left, post the uphill diagonal, regardless of 
how the trail curves.

If the trail is really uneven, don't post, take a light seat.

Please see my other post to Linda Flemmer & RC for other exceptions.

This might sound complicated, but once you've tried it you will see the 
perfect logic (& physics) in it.  You and your horse will be in sync and 
literally dance down the trail!!

Lindavan, Mountain Region

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Original Text
From: <Zeigen96@aol.com>, on 8/16/99 12:10 PM:
To: Linda VanCeylon@Property@BusFin

In a message dated 8/16/99 11:50:20 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
LVanCeylon@vines.colostate.edu writes:

<< Also, make sure you are 
 using the appropriate diagonal for the terrain.     >>

How do you knwo the appropriate diagnol for the terrain?

Jackie


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