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Tennessee Walking Horse Research Paper

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The Tennessee Walking Horse is a breed that is known for their quiet and gentle disposition as well as their smooth natural gaits. Tennessee Walking
Horses have calm, docile temperaments combined with naturally smooth and easy gaits. These qualities have made this breed very popular.
Tennessee Walking Horse are the “world’s greatest show, trail, and pleasure horse””. Many customers look to Tennessee Walking Horses for a smooth ride and a great trail horse. The Tennessee Walking
Horse performs a flat walk, running walk and canter.
We love this breed for their wonderful disposition, smooth gaits and excellence on the trail.

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