http://www.thehorse.com/ViewArticle.aspx?ID=15919
What are your thoughts? I was a little surprised, since we've added dressage
to our horses' repertoire so they wouldn't be bored with Therapeutic Riding
- which is the most difficult work for a horse due to the number of
unbalanced riders they have.
Our horses are outside 24/7 - except, of course, when working. I'm hoping
this study is more indicative of stalled horses than those that are in
paddocks.
Linda W - southeast Michigan
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