How about a big lick
In equestrian circles, "big Lick" refers to the gait of a horse that involves exaggerated movement of the front two legs.
The usual horse breed favored for this is a.
The Tennessee Walking Horse or Tennessee Walker is a breed of gaited horse known for its . This exaggerated action is sometimes called the "Big Lick".
Tennessee Walking Horse
28 Apr Today, judges continue to reward the artificial "Big Lick" gait, thus encouraging participants to sore their horses and allowing the cruel practice.
The End of the Big Lick
Description:Horse Protection Act of and Soring Built up pads, called "stacks", held on by a band over the top of the hoof, are used in performance divisions X-ray shows nails within the shoe pad that are included for additional weight and might create pressure on the sole of the foot, a type of soring The showing, exhibition and sale of Tennessee Walking Horses and some other horse breeds is governed by the Horse Protection Act of HPA due to concerns about the practice of soring. What is a gaited horse? These range from saddle seat classes to classes with a more Western bent and by and large these events are no more harmful than any other. Some have also been found to contain an unusually large number of nails that are thought to apply pressure to the foot to make each step painful. The year was allowed to gradually change horses from stacks to flat shoes since their body will need time to adjust to the physical changes that have to take place in muscles and tendons.
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