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Anatomy

Learn more about the conformation and anatomy of the horse, from its eyes to its hooves....

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Webinar: Evaluating Horse Conformation for Potential Ability with John Madden

Practical Horseman magazine hosted “Evaluating Horse Conformation for Potential Ability,” a free webinar on horse conformation with show-jumping trainer John Madden on Feb. 13. This webinar was brought to you...

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Get Your Horse in Practical Horseman's Conformation Clinic

To enter your horse, send a clear color photograph to Conformation Clinic, e-mail a 4x6 or larger horizontal image at high resolution (300 dpi) to practical.horseman@equinetwork.com. You may also send...

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Conformation Faults: Part 3

As can be seen below, some conformations that are considered faults for horses intended for general riding can actually help certain types of horses. This illustration shows a good conformation of...

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21 Sport Horse Conformation Questions with John Madden

Thank you everyone for attending Practical Horseman’s “Evaluating Horse Conformation for Potential Ability” webinar, sponsored by Purina Mills™. I hope you were able to gain some knowledge and insight from...

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Senior Horse Back Problems Check

From Hands-On Senior Horse Care by Karen E.N. Hayes, DVM, MS, & Sue M. Copeland Just as with your back, years of wear and tear can take their toll on your...

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Conformation Clinic: Choose the Solid Dressage Horse

Whether judging a model class, evaluating a prospect for a client or sizing up the yearlings at home, I first stand back and look for an overall impression of balance...

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Test Your Eye for Horse Conformation

When I'm judging or evaluating a horse, the first thing I look for is overall balance. A horse that has balanced conformation--with neck, back and hip of equal length--will generally...

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Conformation Clinic: Choose the Best Equitation Horse

Whether judging a model class, evaluating a prospect for a client or sizing up the yearlings at home, I first stand back and look for an overall impression of balance...

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Conformation Faults: Part 2

In order to further examine the conformation of the horse's legs, stand directly in front of him and assess the straightness (or lack thereof). In this first illustration, the forelegs come...

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