Time Tells
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Hello
I have my own opinion, but I am not always right and would like your views please on the following.
I have seen many horses trotting or cantering round a jump ring, with their necks bent to one side, not when they are actually jumping, but when they are cantering up toward the jump. Having said this, I have seen many horses who hold their heads bent to one side when cantering full stop and usually it is always the same side inwhich their head is held. Given their back, teeth and saddle have been checked_______I would be interested in your experienced views please_________Any ideas why please?
I have my own opinion, but I am not always right and would like your views please on the following.
I have seen many horses trotting or cantering round a jump ring, with their necks bent to one side, not when they are actually jumping, but when they are cantering up toward the jump. Having said this, I have seen many horses who hold their heads bent to one side when cantering full stop and usually it is always the same side inwhich their head is held. Given their back, teeth and saddle have been checked_______I would be interested in your experienced views please_________Any ideas why please?