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I think the Pony Express used to run through these here parts...

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POST 1Original post

What I look for in a horse: Well-proportioned, well-muscled, well-groomed, and well-nutritioned are attractive, however, sleek and shiny is not be the first order of the day. Rather, I start by looking at a horse's confirmation or the structure and form of the body. Conformation directly affects weight and how that weight is distributed on the legs. A horse needs good legs. [/quote] Other traits include agility, hardiness, good wind capacity, stamina and not easily spooked or frightened.[/quote] <b style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal"> [/b] The horse needs to be sound and enthusiastic, with a good potential ability to perform, and a willingness or desire to please the handler and do what is asked of it. It is the rider’s [/quote]ability and care that bring out the best. The rider also needs strong legs, quiet hands, a good seat, balanced riding skills, and concern for the animal. <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal">So it is with my choice of the Cayman.[/i][/quote] <b style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal"><i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal"> [/i][/b]

POST 3Original post

Yes, I'm buying another trail horse and the decision process just seemed very much the same as buying a sports car.

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I think the Pony Express used to run through these here parts...

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