gaited horses造句

• Gaited horses may compete using their intermediate gait instead of the trot.
• Only Swan View, the smallest of the stables, uses gaited horses.
• Because gaited horses have significantly smoother gaits, their benefit has been questioned.
• In both cases, smooth-gaited horses with good endurance were required.
• Gait competitions are held for both four-and five-gaited horses.
• But gaited horses are not favored by most of the therapeutic-riding world.
• However, pacing in gaited horses is often, though not always, discouraged.
• Some Curlies have been crossbred to gaited horses.
• In 2014, that mutation was found to originate in a single ancestor to all gaited horses.
• He said he wasn't aware of any medical research showing that gaited horses are more beneficial.
• A single curb bit is used for gaited horses such as the Tennessee Walker and Missouri Fox Trotter.
• There are still many ambling breeds, particularly in North America where today they are referred to as gaited horses.
• Today, ambling or gaited horses are popular amongst casual riders who seek soft-gaited, comfortable horses for pleasure riding.
• Because the rider feels no strain or jolt, gaited horses such as the Peruvian Paso are often popular with riders who have back trouble.
• The Missouri Fox Trotter was developed from equine stock, including gaited horses, brought to Missouri by settlers from Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia.
• Instead, Thatcher had Lewis ride Victor, a Peruvian Paso, one of several breeds known as gaited horses because of their unusually smooth gait.
• Smooth-gaited horses, generally known as Palfreys, existed in the Middle Ages, and the Jennet in particular was noted for its ambling gaits.
• The NWHA promotes only naturally-gaited horses in its sanctioned horse shows, has its own rule book, and is the official USEF affiliate organization for the breed.
• Most gaited horses fall into the saddle type category in terms of desired frame and style, though judging criteria for their gaits differs significantly from that of non-gaited breeds.
• Saddle-type Pintos display the carriage and animation of high-stepping horse breeds, and many are gaited horses typically with Saddlebred, Hackney, or Tennessee Walker breeding and conformation.