tristar
Well-Known Member
i like the black horse s trot because it shows cadence and relaxation from which can come true lengthening, eventually, the trainer asks for very little extension, which the horse delivers, in no way is the horse pushed out of its stride or unbalanced, when the horse walks it is allowed to stretch down its head.
the chestnut horse, i think, should be in a field eating grass, at his age, not leaping around like a fairy, although i see what there is to like about him, but as a breeding stallion he is too weak in the loins for my taste and looks engineered by breeding and manufactured in his training whereas the black horse looks natural, unforced and unhindered by his rider
the chestnut horse, i think, should be in a field eating grass, at his age, not leaping around like a fairy, although i see what there is to like about him, but as a breeding stallion he is too weak in the loins for my taste and looks engineered by breeding and manufactured in his training whereas the black horse looks natural, unforced and unhindered by his rider