Hunter in Hand
The overall appearance of a hunter horse makes it look taller, leaner, and more angular, with the body longer, deeper chested, and narrower as compared to other breeds. The head tapers from large, wide-set eyes to a firm muzzle. It is small with a straight, flat face and large, thin nostrils. The ears should be wide set, small, and well formed. The neck should be lean, without coarseness or heavy appearance; length and a slight arch that join smoothly into the shoulder are also desirable. The shoulder should be long, well sloped, and covered with lean, flat, powerful muscles. The depth of the shoulders should carry through to the heartgirth. The ribs should be flat, immediately behind the shoulders, well rounded, and full over the rib cage. The thighs and rear quarter should be powerful, showing long, smooth muscle. The bone should be of high quality, showing both substance and strength.
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