forearm as on the chestnut usually denotes a tight elbow. If the elbow strikes the ribcage—whether moving straight or doing lateral movements or turns—the horse tends to stop the range of motion before making contact with the ribcage and the muscle develops as a result. This also tends to shorten the stride on the forehand. Although the differences in
these two horses may appear to be minor, they have a major impact.
About Judy: Having researched equine conformation for the last 30 years, Judy has written two books about the subject with two more on the agenda. She travels worldwide giving clinics about conformation for all disciplines. Her website is www.
jwequine.com.
HORSE INSURANCE ES Donavan
For your breeding program: Elite Hanoverian Stallion
Using Donavan in your programs insures that you will have a great mind, rideability and trainability in your foal!
Fair Cost High Value Frozen Semen
Wendy and Marty Costello See ES Donavan and his offspring on website call for breeding details 443-249-3566
info@esdonavan.com
www.KisHorse.com
JJ Tate Rider. Leitz Photo.
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