Tennessee Walking Horse vs Missouri Fox Trotter Gaits

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025

Комментарии • 17

  • @JeannetteShoreland
    @JeannetteShoreland 7 месяцев назад +5

    I really like your informative tutorials on the gaited horse breeds; IMO they are the best on RUclips. If you permit me to make a suggestion, the audio is very faint and it would enhance your presentation if the volume and sound quality were improved.

    • @GayeDeRusso
      @GayeDeRusso  7 месяцев назад

      Thank you, yes I had tried so many that did not work, the videos from the last year are better as I finally got one that works, I appreciate your recommendation!

  • @Kateyangyuqing
    @Kateyangyuqing 2 месяца назад

    Gorgeous horses ❤

  • @gypsyfiresign1064
    @gypsyfiresign1064 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for your informative videos!!

  • @t.m.23
    @t.m.23 6 месяцев назад +2

    What's your reccomendation for the best trail horse out of these two and also in general? (Long trail & pack)

    • @GayeDeRusso
      @GayeDeRusso  6 месяцев назад +3

      Depends on the terrain and also on the horses temperament and breeding. Fox Trotters are usually better at very steep terrain, if they have the diagonal gait, it is more surefooted, but a walking horse without a big overstride on the trotty side can also be very surefooted. The TWH tends to cover more ground faster without much effort. The TWH can go up hill faster and the MFT can go downhill faster. The TWH tend to do better with more contact vs the MFT can be on a looser rein. So sorry it's hard to say, it really depends on the individual horse. I would look at both and take in consideration the above that I mentioned.

    • @t.m.23
      @t.m.23 6 месяцев назад

      @@GayeDeRusso Thank you. I appreciate it.

  • @loverofloaf
    @loverofloaf 4 месяца назад

    Ma'am i had a question
    which gait was faster, which was more comfortable,
    which could be ridden for endurance, which was easier on the horse.
    I am researching lateral and diagonal ambling gaits.

    • @GayeDeRusso
      @GayeDeRusso  4 месяца назад +2

      The TWH usually covers more ground faster and are faster uphill. The MFT are usually faster down hill. Both are comfortable just depends on your preference so best to ride both and see. The diagonal gait is more surefooted. Both are good for endurance.

  • @mariannem3935
    @mariannem3935 Год назад

    Can they not trot? My Saddlebred could.

    • @GayeDeRusso
      @GayeDeRusso  Год назад +1

      Yes some can trot but not all, the fox trotter can trot when loose, the walking horse paces when loose and occasionally will do a trot step. Just depends on the individual horse, some just pace or just trot, some just gait, some pace, trot and gait.

    • @kerrydolan2641
      @kerrydolan2641 5 месяцев назад +1

      My MFT trots beautiful and does t pace

  • @jeanroeder5534
    @jeanroeder5534 7 месяцев назад +3

    A true Tennessee Walker does not need bell boots, their gait is natural.

    • @GayeDeRusso
      @GayeDeRusso  7 месяцев назад +6

      the bell boots are to protect the front feet from their over stride it does not affect their gait. Bell boots do not have weight unless you buy weighted bell boots. So that is correct the do not need bell boots to gait, but a horse benefits from bell boots if they tend to clip their front feet from over stride. The bell boots are for protection not gait. Same as you see horses jumping with bell boots.

    • @ilovehorses5970
      @ilovehorses5970 24 дня назад

      You literally said that at the beginning of the video, why can't pp read🤦‍♀️​@GayeDeRusso