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Rhythm problems

Is it obvious, then is it a welfare issue? If not obvious, is it on both reins in trot, or walk...

Slightly ‘scratchy’ at times Lame Steps not all the same Slightly ‘scratchy’ at times

Varying tempo (changing within a movement) Rhythm issues Rhythm Regularity Problems Stiffness Tension or inadequate training Damage Injury Wear & tear (DJD) Tempo Rushing or fading Varying tempo (changing within a movement)

Causes Regularity Injury/Wear & tear (DJD) Tension Stiffness thru poor training Tempo Tension Laziness Poor riding surface Ineffective rider Balance issues

Irregularity Irregular Unlevel Height of steps Uneven Length of steps