There is no tolt in dressage Blessi--Icelandic horse dressage show
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Yeah ! I'm riding an icelandic at the moment. He has no tolt but his talents are dressage and jumping :) He loves it :)
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I love this! I Is it hard to teach a gaited horse to trot? Would they normally want to tolt?
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cute pony :)
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Very nice!
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If you look at my other video Blessi's Got the Blues, you will see Blessi tolt on the last movement. He lost points but still won the blue ribbon.
blessiowner 11 months ago
Icelandics (unlike most gaited breeds) are bred to both trot and tolt. Icelandics also canter and some have a fifth gait called flying pace. When asked to pick up a speed faster than a walk, some Icelandics will prefer to pick up a tolt; some, a trot. It is a matter of teaching them the proper cues under saddle to pick up the correct gait. As my dressage instructor said, "It is like learning to drive a 5-speed sports car rather than an automatic."
blessiowner 11 months ago