Running + Horse challenge

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I have finally managed to animate a running animation that I believe to be up to my standards. I realized that a large majority of my issues here was due to how I was animating the direction of the entire body. I would animate it so that the whole body launches upward while leaning to one side. Once I mitigated and edited this movement, All worked well shortly. 

Now, I am challenging myself with animating a horse running. This challenge is the hardest thing I have ever tasked myself with animating, given how unique a horses gallop is in comparison to any other ordinary animal. Despite this, I am making good progress, and I do believe that I can make this work.




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