If you look at a Tennessee Walker from the side, its legs do not stand straight on the ground, but are slanted. If you look at a Tennessee Walker from the side, its legs do not stand straight on the ground, but are slanted. This is especially noticeable on the hind legs. The position of its legs enables it to master certain gaits - flat walk, running walk and canter.
Features
- Premium Quality
- Motif: Tennessee Walker Gelding
- Highly Detailed
- Great for Fun Playtime
Fun Fact
Many Tennessee Walker horses have a tail so long that it touches the ground.
Scientific Facts
- Scientific Name: Equus Ferus Caballus
- Global Home: Worldwide
- Conservation Status: Domesticated
- Primary Habitat: Grassland, Savanna
