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Date Posted: 17:50:37 06/09/09 Tue
Author: Robin
Subject: Great Stuff
In reply to: Sara R 's message, "Re: What's the term for..." on 17:03:00 06/09/09 Tue

WOW Sara, I learned something about horses, Thanks.

Funny thing is, the pic of them pulling looks very simular to a dog leaping for a bite or getting down and pulling, but when dogs pull they put their heads down when they have a heavy load.

Horses may be bred for their hocks to touch...but they are bred for a job, unfortunaltey even though BB's can do weightpull, I don't think we should breed them for their hocks to touch :)

Beautiful horses, Kudo's to their owners, imagine dealing with a horse that big having a bad day!!!!

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