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A.Yes, I love to hunt the
•timber horses. It is a great way to get (the equivalent) of a good, strong gallop into 'em, and they seem to eryoy it
You can work on their jumping, too. Let 'em gallop eight or 10 fences in a row. Don’t pull up and jog your coops, really let them gallop, and learn to get up underneath themselves (and leam to place their feet to stay out of trouble when jumping in a race).
I hunt my horses up to within a week or so of when they’re going to run. Then I stay on the track around home, so we don't get a stone bruise or something.
— Interviewed by Betsy
Parker
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