This one is mine. His name is Texas.
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The darker one is named Lady. Both are Tennessee Walking horses which are gaited horses with a very fast walk.
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We are excited to try them out on trails but are helping them get acclimated to their new environment first. I rode Texas Sunday in the pasture. He did pretty well considering I don't really know how to ride him. I have always ridden Western. The people who sold him to us said there is a difference in cues so I may have to take some lessons if I can't figure it out myself.
They both are very quiet, friendly horses so we are hoping anyone, including guests staying with us, will be able to ride them.
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