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Lee Ziegler has been riding all types of horses since before
she could walk --- both Western on the family ranch in Wyoming and English
with various teachers, most notably a former instructor from the
US Cavalry School at Ft. Riley. She also spent some time learning
German dressage methods in Germany.
After an automobile accident 30 years ago she discovered gaited
horses, first Fox Trotters, then Walking horses and rackers. She
started riding, training and teaching others to ride all types of gaited
horses, applying the principles of good horsemanship she had first learned
with non-gaited horses.
She has been a judge and inspector for Missouri Fox Trotting Horses
since the early 1980's.
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Lee and Cinnabar,
ridden in a trail speed fox trot.
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Lee and Balthazar, collected fox trot -- showing extreme engagement of
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Lee practicing a basic flexibility exercise --- head
to wall, or leg yield. |
| Lee with a 3 year old colt learning about water -- "Morgan
Brown" practicing his trail skills. |
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