Standardbred Horse Racing

The trot, whether it be extended, sitting, or posting is still a 2-beat gate.

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not exacly, retireing is when you dont ride it(u let it go out to pasture or you dont realy do any real work)leading it around basicly is it also i am an adult player called katesaon horseisle (GREY server) and i have at least 200 years of blood line exp and knowledge of horse`s to know this , any one who says difrent about this fact if just a big ole dummie who thinks they know every thing about horse`s , there probly a know it all snot brat

the waler

that depends...if your horse is trained, and it depends on the way they were trained.....but generally you just cluck you tongue or use your knees to squeeze. good luck!

I have a 15 year old ex trotter that can trot, but sometimes won't.She can canter, so if I kick her on she will canter. If I bring her back to the walk and try again she still paces.I was thinking of trying trot poles, or tight cirlces. As well as going up hills and going to the beach and making her go through the sand, because all these things make horses trot. I need her to stop pacing because recently she will not trot, but will always pace.But do you guys have any opinions or any ideas? Please share.

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To preform the sitting trot you should already have been riding at a posting trot and developed a good sense of balance. Begin by sitting deeply but lightly in the saddle with your weight in the balls of your feet and lightly wrap your legs around the horses barrel. As the horse trots try to let your ankles and knees absorb the impact but not bounce. You should be able to stay steady in the saddle enough to do a sitting trot.

Harness Horse Racing

The outside leg.

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you could get your leg bent back really far and hard and your bone can't take that much pain so it forces it too break unless your bones are really really strong it won't break.

It really depends on the individual. Some people feel that the Tennessee Walking Horse has a very comfortable trot, and other prefer the Missouri Fox Trotter.

Another breed of horse with an excellent trot is the cleaveland bay. The were bred as trotters

what the back legs do

When horses do extended trot they extend their front legs extend further and the back legs come under them more. A collected trot isn't quite as big and/or fast.

Maybe. Bumper spus are a smooth, humane spur used to move the horse laterally. (side-ways) Used on the outside leg should push your horse closer to the barrel. Before running the barrels try working on the rail and then in 20 meter circles moving your horse laterally, off and on the rail and then close your circle in and then expand it out. See if your horse is responding to the spurs like you want. If he is moving away from the spur like you want then start slowly on the barrels.

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Yes thate are small statues of secretariat. The only one i now of for now are the secreatariat breyers. not the ice cream ones but the model horse of secretariat. They sell him in tack shops that carrys breyer horses (some do some don't).

There are several different kinds that may apply. The one that comes to mind is what is called an 'extended trot'. When done correctly is looks like the horse is floating on the front end. There is an extra half-beat before the hoof hits the ground. I've seen it hundreds of times, and have actually executed it on horseback several times, and it always amazes me.

Some horses have a bouncier trot than others because they are either very excited, or they just have a lot of energy. Frisky horses are often get excited when you go to feed them, and will most likely try to take the bucket from you and will be hot on your heels all the way to wherever you put it's feed. That also often effects their riding.

tedi amir

You have to have a good inner thigh to be able to post without stirrups. I can because I have worked really hard at it. You can practice without stirrups on a bouncy horse (SAFELY!) sitting, a slow trot/jog. then get back on your horse (which i assume is not particulary bouncy) and posting should be easier. remember not to accidentally kick your horse while trying to do so!