eventing09
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How do judges like these to move? Also a cob type coloured who has been clipped out, quite heavy, what classes would she suit and would i have to hogg her?
Thanks.
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Traditional CObs
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Baggybreeches
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When you say traditional cobs, do you mean as in a vanner type with mane and feathers or as in a safe conveyance for a nrevous person hunting?
Traditional cobs (vanners) should have a trot which 'rolls' along and is smooth and powerful (essentially one that would give a good smooth ride on the vehicle that was being pulled), proper cobs should have a steady less exuberant trot which covers the ground and would be comfortably kept for a fair distance.
Traditional cobs (vanners) should have a trot which 'rolls' along and is smooth and powerful (essentially one that would give a good smooth ride on the vehicle that was being pulled), proper cobs should have a steady less exuberant trot which covers the ground and would be comfortably kept for a fair distance.