EQUUS Magazine | Origins of ambling horses traced EQUUS Magazine A study from Germany suggests that the Vikings who settled in what is now Iceland in the 9th century may have had a penchant for gaited horses. To track the spread of the genetic mutation that enables horses to amble, tolt or perform other “easy” gaits ... |
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