Both show good rise of the humerus from elbow to


point of shoulder and a base of neck well above the point of shoulder for additional lightness of the forehand and quickness of the forelegs when jumping. Where the two horses vary slightly is where the pillar of


support bisects the humerus. Derly’s pillar bisects nearer the midpoint of the humerus, which adds to her lightness of the forehand, while Walnut’s pillar bisects the humerus closer to the elbow. Because Walnut’s base of neck is a bit higher above the point of shoulder, she is at least as light on the forehand as her niece despite having more of the humerus in front of her pillar of support. Since both mares have offspring and they come from a


strong maternal line, we should be able to examine the next generation for commonalities in a few years.


About Judy: Judy has researched equine conformation for 30 years and recently com-pleted her third book on the subject, available as an e-book. She travels worldwide giving conformation clinics for all disciplines. Judy also analyzes individual horses based on photos and gives breeding consultations. Learn more at www.jwequine.com.


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