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Originally Posted by ELA
Agreed 1000%. I was thinking the same thing. Not only angles, but much more as well I would say. I watch every session on the internet, I've been sent pictures of horses, etc. and it's virtually worthless. Unless it's so obvious, but to get into the real details? No way.
Eric
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I looked at a horse today and from every angle she looked great, except one. if you stood directly behind her and watched her front feet hit the ground as she walked away you could tell she was correctively shod, hiding a conformation issue, which in her case was turning in from the fetlocks.