I ended up going from Arab and Arab-crosses to Tennessee Walkers, and also Peruvian Paso, just like you did, although not from doctors orders.
I was living on the west coast of Washington and went to a Peruvian Paso exhibition, just to see what they were like, and was totally amazed at how smooth they are .
I was able to ride one afterwards, and once I did that, I knew that I wanted a gaited horse. I mostly lived in the country as an adult, so my kids all grew up riding horses, too.
I always rode western, and mostly trail riding, and got my first pony when I was 10, a welsh gelding, that I dearly loved. I miss riding, but I think my balance is not good enough now, and if the horse lurched or I had to get my balance, i don’t know if I could still catch myself before i fell off or not.
We live in town now, so no place for a horse anymore anyway.
This was me as a teenager with my pony, Dandy, and my little dog, Sugar, who always went along when I went riding.

I was living on the west coast of Washington and went to a Peruvian Paso exhibition, just to see what they were like, and was totally amazed at how smooth they are .
I was able to ride one afterwards, and once I did that, I knew that I wanted a gaited horse. I mostly lived in the country as an adult, so my kids all grew up riding horses, too.
I always rode western, and mostly trail riding, and got my first pony when I was 10, a welsh gelding, that I dearly loved. I miss riding, but I think my balance is not good enough now, and if the horse lurched or I had to get my balance, i don’t know if I could still catch myself before i fell off or not.
We live in town now, so no place for a horse anymore anyway.
This was me as a teenager with my pony, Dandy, and my little dog, Sugar, who always went along when I went riding.



