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walk in a direct line toward and then away from the 

 judge, who should carefully note the trueness of 

 movement of the limbs and the way the feet are carried. 

 Next, the horse should pass by at a walk, so that the inspec- 

 tion may be made from one side, to observe the freedom of 



Fig. 89. Queen Pandora, an example of knee action. Owned by Mrs. C. C. 

 Fillers. Photograph by courtesy of Bit and Spur. 



Fig. 90. An example of a long, powerful stride in case of a light harness horse. 

 Notice but one foot is touching the ground. 



