- Basics of horse conformation. | The Horse Forum
The horse has an enlargement at the top of the croup, or a malalignment of the croup with the pelvis and lumbar vertebrae, caused by the tearing of a ligament at the top of the croup
- Warbles on Horses - The Horse Forum
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- Senior weight gain - The Horse Forum
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- Equine Chiropractic Adjustment--The Poll - The Horse Forum
In an earlier post I described the most widely used chiropractic adjustment to move the horse's atlas (first neck bone, which is sometimes referred to as the poll) Today I will go over another technique for the atlas plus the evaluation that answers the question: How Do You Know Which Side To
- Horse Movement - Inverted or Round | The Horse Forum
I’d like to discuss horse movement, specifically what really happens with a "round back" vs what is commonly believed Also I’d like to talk about the idea of a horse moving “inverted” or “hollow” and how that affects the horse I’ve always been taught that the best way for horses to move
- True white horse - The Horse Forum
The difference between a cremello and a dominant white horse is the genes at play A cremello perlino smoky cream is the result of two copies of the cream gene diluting the base coat colour A dominant white horse can be born any colour and then, much like with grey horses, white-out as it grows The difference is the genes that cause the colour change As well, grey horses have dark pigmented
- Horse-related persuasive speech topics? - The Horse Forum
Hey all, I have to write give a persuasive speech for my class I'd like to do something concerning horses, but I've yet to find a good angle Any ideas? I've already thought about "horseback riding is a sport" and horse slaughter
- Help with Identifying your Saddles maker - The Horse Forum
Lots of times people come into possession of a nice older saddle that they have no idea of the maker Usually, saddles have the maker's MARK in some location on the saddle Many English saddles have the maker's mark on the sweat flap or on the girth buckle protectors, or on a metal tab
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