Q's way of going

Decided to drive Q for the first time today. After she had her initial spazz attack on the lunge line of, OMGOMGOMG THESE STRINGS ARE FOLLOWING ME. OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG. Life was pleasant. She was a champ. I drove her all over the property and down the road a ways.

And thus, a perfect opportunity to film her way of going from a different point of view. Watching her move like this was great for me to see from a hoof care standpoint. It helps me to understand why structures on her feet form as they do, what ways I can trim to help her move the best, and gives me better understanding of what's normal for her.

Thoughts?