Force equals force in horses, and it is seen in Icelandic Horses.
There is too much contact used to force gait, and the horses learn to brace.
Here is a three-part article about using force with horses:
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
Force Equals Force in Horses
Force equals force in horses, and it is seen in Icelandic Horses.
There is too much contact used to force gait, and the horses learn to brace.
Here is a three-part article about using force with horses:
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This is not even a proper tolt. That can get you disqualified. It's a pig-pace, and it's never a good thing. It means your hands are too heavy (normally), therefore being heavy and not flexible and light like it's supposed to be. I'm not here to argue with you, I am here to explain how it's seen to us.
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