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Terrible Trot
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<blockquote data-quote="hayray" data-source="post: 725318" data-attributes="member: 3046"><p>When I have a horse like that in training I do alot of halter lunging until that horse at least has some semblence of self carriage and balance without the riders weight interferring. Rarely will the rider be able to correct this better on a green horse then letting the horse figure it out first with some consistency using ground work. Putting shoes may accentuate the arc of travel depending on how the shoes are set and the weight, but I doubt what you are describing would be changed much from type of shoes so your reason for the farrier work makes sense. Your description sounds like from a horse heavy on the forehand and out of balance. Once a horse learns more to use the back better balance is enhanced.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hayray, post: 725318, member: 3046"] When I have a horse like that in training I do alot of halter lunging until that horse at least has some semblence of self carriage and balance without the riders weight interferring. Rarely will the rider be able to correct this better on a green horse then letting the horse figure it out first with some consistency using ground work. Putting shoes may accentuate the arc of travel depending on how the shoes are set and the weight, but I doubt what you are describing would be changed much from type of shoes so your reason for the farrier work makes sense. Your description sounds like from a horse heavy on the forehand and out of balance. Once a horse learns more to use the back better balance is enhanced. [/QUOTE]
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