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It’s funny but on looks and conformation wise I think GDC is very ordinary. Like so many of Mullins horses he doesn’t have a good topline. Compare him to Inohowurthinkin (god it’s a stupid name!) who is much better put together...with a proper neck to boot!

I was talking to Westheadcowboy (on here but doesn’t post) who I went to Cheltenham with and we couldn’t work out why Mullins uses “bungee” ties to pull the horses heads in during daily exercise, because any dressage/event rider will tell you that these only work if you are sitting pushing the horse into the bridle with your seat and legs, and getting it to engage it’s back end.

[QUOTE="jinnyj, post: 2696181, member: 65066"] It’s funny but on looks and conformation wise I think GDC is very ordinary. Like so many of Mullins horses he doesn’t have a good topline. Compare him to Inohowurthinkin (god it’s a stupid name!) who is much better put together...with a proper neck to boot! I was talking to Westheadcowboy (on here but doesn’t post) who I went to Cheltenham with and we couldn’t work out why Mullins uses “bungee” ties to pull the horses heads in during daily exercise, because any dressage/event rider will tell you that these only work if you are sitting pushing the horse into the bridle with your seat and legs, and getting it to engage it’s back end. [/QUOTE]

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