Horse, Donkey, Horse, Cow?

[@garywhite6646]

Well put. Thanks, Nate!

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Glad you found it helpful, Gary!

[@ssgiddyup]

Great video Nate. I learned that from my first camp, where Megan was teaching around 18 years ago. And I've never forgotten. The reasoning of the names is a donkey is almost a horse but slightly different. A cow has four legs but is a very different animal.

[@PlayNately]

Those are great memory cues!

[@WesternStringsMusic]

Thanks Nate! I’ve used that system with my own students for years now!

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