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…hours. They must be checked every six hours to make sure no horse has fallen or become physically distressed. Stallions and aggressive horses must be separated. There must be enough…

…up to date and, if you have any concerns, have the vet examine the horse. If your horse is physically out of shape let the shipper know. They can be…

…cut. You want it as the rider because you don’t want to pedal every step, or pick up your hand and physically or verbally cue them in any way. That’s…

…arthritis, little inflammatory reaction is involved. While this may be true for advanced-stage degenerative arthritis in a horse (or human) that is not physically active, experience shows us that inflammatory…