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Which horse should i pick to take to fair2007-11-24 21:22:26

I can't deside whether to take my paint or my tennessee walker?Help!

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Depends upon which classes you'll be riding in. You'll want to match the class to the horse since the Tennessee Walker is a Gaited Horse classes may vary for it from the types of classes for non-gaited horses.

Like others suggested, why not both? Then, although you'll double your work, you'll be able to ride in a larger variety of classes.

Good luck! Hope you'll be in the ribbons no matter what you decide!

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Which one do you do better on or have a better connection with? Can you take both?

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As you have given no information about each horse or your personal riding experience or abilities, take whichever horse you feel will be calmest in what can be a very hectic atmosphere. If they are both calm and reliable, take whichever one you are most proud of or whichever you feel needs more experience.

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can u tell us any more details? which one do u think would do better at fair (meaning like with the new surroundings, ppl, horses, noises, etc)? at my fair u can trailer in ur horse(s) so u can take more than one as long as they are registered. can u? good luck! 鈾?

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Which one has the least competition?

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I assume you are not competing or you would not be asking this question, but if I'm wrong, please add details. You surely have one you are more comfortable on and that should be your fellow traveler. I am partial to paints, myself. That's what I wanted for myself, but I ended up buying a paint for my granddaughter, and then I fell in love with a bay QH. Go figure.

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I had this problem one year..I decided to take the horse that offered the biggest challenge. Step out of the comfort zone and give the judges some showmanship!! That's why you're there, right? To show them what "you" can do!