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A horses natural instinct when racing is to try to gallop past the horse just in front and overtake it ..
So This Australian Trotting malarkey --
How come they keep "trotting" and don't break into a gallop ??
Have they been battered into submission
over the years harshly to make them conform
and not gallop , or what ??
Does anybody have any actual knowledge or experience of this sport ??
So This Australian Trotting malarkey --
How come they keep "trotting" and don't break into a gallop ??
Have they been battered into submission
over the years harshly to make them conform
and not gallop , or what ??
Does anybody have any actual knowledge or experience of this sport ??
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Yes ..leave it alone, I once had the first 5 in correct order for a Quinte plus when living in Paris and the horse and driver that finished first was
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Theres a lot more harnessing and straps going on in trotting. Horse can barely take a dump without a jockey pulling a lever somewhere.
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