Beautiful pinto Tennessee Walking Horse. What gait is he doing?
13 years ago
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
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2 comments:
I'd call that a really pretty flatwalk. Looks like the same footfall sequence, he's got a nice headnod, and he's more animated but not a whole lot faster.
Nice flat foot walk is what I see. Love to listen to the hoofbeats!
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