Tennessee Walker Gelding

When you view a Tennessee Walker from the side, you'll notice its legs aren't straight on the ground but slanted, especially the hind legs. This unique leg position allows it to perform special gaits like the flat walk, running walk, and canter.

If you own a Tennessee Walker Gelding, here's how to take good care of it. When riding, let it show off its natural gaits at a comfortable pace. This will make the ride smooth and enjoyable. Make sure to provide a clean and spacious stable with fresh hay and water every day. Keep an eye on its slanted legs. Check them regularly for any signs of injury or soreness. If you notice any problems, consult a vet right away. Also, groom it often to keep its coat shiny and healthy. This not only makes it look good but also helps you bond with your horse.