Lessons Learned: A Horse's Walk Determines How Well They Stop

Throughout his years of studying thousands of horses, Doug Carpenter developed a very accurate tell that would signify if a horse was going to be a big stopper. He’d watch the horses walk, paying particular attention to their hind ends. If they walked really wide behind, they were going to be big, powerful stoppers.

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Love learning conformation tips, especially from you!

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Great info, along with a little comedy

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[@Robert.420]

Well said. To many karens these days

[@Jan-es8ew]

He did too. Ass & F@ck. Lol

[@JohnHarrerHorses]

Guys like Doug Carpenter, who can tell how a horse will develop, truly amaze me. Doug Williamson also has this perception. I wish I knew how to cultivate this ability. It's like having a crystal ball. Of course step one is to look at a lot of horses. 😉

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I can't tell you how much these videos have helped me. Thank you so much!!

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God to know!

[@agusmz]

Absolutely, for all equestrian disciplines

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