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Hey what ever works!! Did it improve your riding?

Thanks for the kind words❤️ this particular horse came out of the womb loping! She LOVES to go slow, we spend most of the time pushing her forward at home. But she’s sooo awkward when she tries to go fast😆

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@amandaloyd3302 it’s called a lope and it doesn’t hurt them when trained properly but if they do it to long it will hurt their necks but it is like dressage it is not meant for them to look lame 😊😊😊😊😊 Never judge a discipline

As someone that has lived with western pleasure people at my barn, there is a difference between 👏crippled and lame 👏 vs a lope! In fact, my friends horse was BORN loping like this!

Pov: you don’t ride horses

​@equestrian_4_life comparing a 1 year old baby, to a horse is a big jump, there nothing wrong with training a horse at 2, you just shouldn't make them do really hard work, by the looks of it, this person seems to just be doing groundwork with the horse, nothing too extreme, also, don't accuse other people of abuse, if you haven't actually seen their horse, and how they treat it, just because a certain method doesn't agree with YOU, doesn't mean it's abusive, or bad.

No not necessarily. It all depends on the horses size, build, and muscular skeletal system. You can see how much growth they have and if their bones can handle the capacity of the weight of the rider and or saddle