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Subject: I have been told by a couple of people -msg

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JT's Mom
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Date Posted: 13:51:39 08/17/03 Sun
In reply to: K 's message, "Re: What do you think of this filly for eventing?" on 02:53:03 08/17/03 Sun

that he legs are *too* straight. They both (they're friends) said her pasterns are too upright and legs too straight to be sound for hard work. Do you agree? I have always heard that straight legs are good. I see some TB's with long sloping pasterns that look like they'll touch the ground when cantering/jumping.

What's your opinion on this?

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