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Date Posted: 17:13:01 05/29/07 Tue
Author: H.Marie
Subject: Mine, too
In reply to: Denise 's message, "Friesian Training Question" on 20:36:34 05/27/07 Sun

My 9yo gelding is exactly the same. He falls apart at the canter; he is unbalanced, and completely unsure of himself. He has JUST begun getting more relaxed at cantering on the lunge, though his front and rear are on different leads.

I was told that cantering is not a natural gait for Friesians, and some take to it quicker than others. You just need to be patient and let them reach it at their own speed.

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