What is the American saddle?
American Saddlebred is a unique American breed of a horse known for its spectacular walking. These horses are elegant, extremely stylish and great in vain; When in the ring, Saddlebreds tend to rise to a high level and often attract much attention. In addition to being splendid, the American saddle horse is also friendly, goodness and very adaptable a wide range of driving styles and disciplines, making these horses popular with riding from different backgrounds. In the 18th century, breeders in Kentucky developed their own clear takeover of these European horses, kept horses with striking walking, stamina and very attractive conformation. Originally these horses were known as Saddlers Kentucky. Later, they were known as American saddle horses and eventually received the name "American Saddlebred" Ed of Horse for this Bre.
Saddlebreds are praised, which means that in addition to the well -known walks, trot and gallop are naturally capable of exposing other walks, four rhythms of slow walking that is like aMbibling walk and stand, fast, high trace walking, which is often exhibited in saddle competition on horse programs. In addition to being splendid, these walks are also comfortable because of the flowing movement of the horse's body.
Most American saddle horses are brown, chestnut, bay or black, although other colors are permissible. These horses are muscular, with sloping shoulders and muscular back legs. They are also known for their long, flowing tails, which are often held in the stable so that they can grow to incredible lengths without capturing or drawn on the ground. Saddlebreds are usually left necessarily for the competition to show their steaming manes and tails.
These horses were originally bred for the pleasure and inspection on the farm. Today, Saddlebreds are driven and managed in various fields that appear in the competitions of saddle seats such as hunters/jumpers, in dressage and asEhlídky, where their charming walks are particularly suitable. Saddlebreds are also driven under west bags.
American saddles are often driven with its tails "set" using a special piece of harness that supports and tail rather than allows it to flow directly down as natural. Some people find the appearance of aesthetically pleasant tail and some horses are even "destroyed" by a surgery that allows them to carry their tails even higher.