Straight line

[Louise bower <horsecrazy@access.mountain.net>]

This is what I call a dog trot in a horse.  The right hind tracks in the 
left fore print and the right hind is off to the left of the left fore 
print.  Some suppling work can help, but a lot of time a visit with the 
chiropracter and/or accupuncture works well so you can be more effective 
with your ring work.  Also follow that up with daily stretch, or a least 
before you ride.  Nancy Spencer has some excellant stretch exercises and 
even puts out a poster showing the stretches and even more important 
your body position while doing the stretches for your horse.  You don't 
want to throw something out of whack while helping your horse.  
Louise and Summitt who benefits geatly from stretching and lateral work 
to keep him straight.


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