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blog.horseplayersassociation.org
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| | | | | By Cangamble (also posted on Cangamble's Blog) Renee Kierans deals with an interesting yet obvious question on her latest post on the Woodbi... | |
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www.theguardian.com
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| | | | | Chris Cook: Senior vets explain why there is no way to save most of the racehorses who suffer a broken leg | |
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www.equinebehaviourist.co.uk
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| | | | | Horses are grazing animals that have evolved over millions of years to eat at ground level. When we give a horse a stationary haynet, or a hay rack up high to eat from for a long period of time, this is very unnatural for them - both physically and mentally. | |
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akshatrathi.com
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| | | The BBC ran an excellent second series of three episodes of"Trust Me, I'm a Doctor". You can dig into all their conclusions here. Here are the take away lessons from it: 1. Moderate amount of exercise every day is better than few intense gym sessions a week. Anything outdoors from walking to gardening is good... | ||
