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Post by kmc on Jun 12, 2010 16:28:54 GMT
The welsh C ideally should have the knee action over the straight 'daisy cutter' movement for tradition of the welsh C. Not moving just from the front end line a puppet on a string but also with impulsion from the behind and engaging of the hocks, i HATE to see any horse not going anywhere and not covering the ground!
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Post by oakwell on Jun 12, 2010 19:31:10 GMT
i agree wit most must have a bit of both with a good strong hock action this is my boy not most peoples type but i love him an he moves through his hocks but still coveres the ground  |
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Post by jess14 on Jun 23, 2010 21:01:42 GMT
section c's should be straight movers as thats not what they r meant to do. they r cobs. they should still move but with a bit of knee action. else they would be show ponies not cobs.also i find that alot of them dish! not gd!
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Post by sunnybear on Jun 25, 2010 21:01:10 GMT
true!
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Post by wataday on Jul 13, 2010 19:16:17 GMT
High knee action but they need to move obv if it was just straight and flashy it wouldnt be a c that is a c's movement! or originally it was, so deffo knee action but still must cover ground!
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Post by eskvalleystud on Jul 13, 2010 21:02:12 GMT
give me the action where the hock drives well forward so the knee goes up and then extends the movement out through the shoulder enabling more ground to be covered, prob not explained well but I do not like the knee action that goes up and down thumpathumpathumpa with going no where, no good if you want to sit to it!
I love my ground covering hock action - I would say the photo of the Pentrefelin one the way my own travel over the ground, I would find those with too much knee action not as nice to ride
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