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Reining a place in history
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<blockquote data-quote="Alan" data-source="post: 780959" data-attributes="member: 378"><p>I drove by a farm that advertises a reining stallion, their sign has a picture of him sliding. In most disciplines, there in history behind the event, i.e.; roping, cutting, pleasure riding, even some of the reining.... But where is the history behind a slide? Did some jack$$ just say let's see how far can we make this horse slide and put it in the competition?</p><p></p><p>Sorry, just some thoughts on the road yesterday morning.... And no, I'm not a fan of what sliding or cutting does to the horse when it gets older. This is not targeted at any members on this board, especially "spin and slide" so please take no offense, just curious on the history behind the slide.</p><p></p><p>Alan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alan, post: 780959, member: 378"] I drove by a farm that advertises a reining stallion, their sign has a picture of him sliding. In most disciplines, there in history behind the event, i.e.; roping, cutting, pleasure riding, even some of the reining.... But where is the history behind a slide? Did some jack$$ just say let's see how far can we make this horse slide and put it in the competition? Sorry, just some thoughts on the road yesterday morning.... And no, I'm not a fan of what sliding or cutting does to the horse when it gets older. This is not targeted at any members on this board, especially "spin and slide" so please take no offense, just curious on the history behind the slide. Alan [/QUOTE]
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