I've read the articles on what each of the equipment is supposed to help with but I was wondering if there is some sort of equipment that helps with horses when it says: "Chased off rail"
I understand what the term means but I don't understand why it happens. Does it mean this is just not a confident horse? (Doesn't fight back?) If it's a matter of confidence is there anyway to fix it?
This is not just one horse I have, it is a few.
Thanks for any help!
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Chased off rail isn't anything bad at all. It means the horse was chasing the leader (so the horse is a stalker) while not being on the rail, the jockey decided to go a little bit wider than that.
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