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as such i do not quiet understand when i hear people praise a certain stallion providing for "great ridability" - that to me always sounds like praising a car for the fact that it's wheels turn - well, that's what they are supposed to be doing.
as i don't understand the opposite being said about stallions that are supposed to deliver "harder to ride/deal with" crop, either - these judgments usually come from one or two horses being seen having had a certain public appearance. what about the others of that same line that are existing but noone talks about since they aren't known?
this is what widespread commerce does that only focuses on a very few highlights but tends to overlook the entire underlying mass (for the better or the worse, that is).
we do breed ridably horses today. to what extend they might function more or less i believe is more a question of the ability of the respective rider to deal with them properly.

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