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Judging Horse Age from Teeth

How can you tell if that horse you're examining is in his prime or over the hill? You could try pinching his skin, as Arab horsemen did. You could feel...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/anatomy/eqteeth2503/

Your Aging Horse: Dental Problems

Equine teeth are ingeniously designed to function well through many years of hard use. As the grinding surfaces wear down, the teeth continuously emerge from the gums at a rate...

http://www.equisearch.com/senior-resource-center-your-aging-horse-dental-problems/

Let's Fix Hunter Judging

[/caption] You hear it any time a hunter and/or hunter-seat equitation exhibitor is disappointed in how a class was pinned: "The judging is political." That's shorthand for "There's nothing we can...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/english/hunter_jumper/geoff012303/

Feeding Options for Senior Horses, Part One

As our horses age, we often encounter difficult situations associated with the aging process. Older horses sometimes lose or gain too much weight, or they may have increased incidences of...

http://www.equisearch.com/purina-senior-resource-center-feeding-options-for-senior-horses-part-one/

When Judging Equitation, 'Let's Reward Good Riding!'

[/caption] Along with many jumpers and a few hunters, I train riders and horses for the junior equitation divisions; I trained 2001 Stablegate.com/ASPCA Maclay Finals winner Brian Walker (who also came...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/english/hunter_jumper/eqmissyjud1979/

Care and Feeding of Aging Horses

By Katie Young, Ph.D., Consulting Equine Nutritionist, Purina® Mills, LLC It takes special care and proper nutrition to maintain optimal health of your aging horse. A well thought-out senior horse management...

http://www.equisearch.com/senior-resource-center-care-and-feeding-of-aging-horses/

Reasons for Dental Care in the Horse

Horses have different types of teeth than people. The horse’s cheek teeth are made for grinding roughage. They are referred to as compound teeth, meaning there are different types of...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/reasons-dental-care-horse/

Dealing with 'Halo Effect' When Judging Equitation Classes

When you say "equitation," some people think of a division. They think about looking good and about all the classes leading up to the year-end finals. To me, however,...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/english/hunter_jumper/dealing_with_halo_effect_in_equitation_classes_091310/

Beyond Basic Equine Dental Care

Most horses will get through life just fine with little more than regular dental checkups and occasional floating to correct uneven wear. But equine dental specialists also offer a variety...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/beyond-basic-equine-dental-care/

Dental Problems Can Masquerade as Training Problems

Every Nine To 12 Months. Veterinarians and dental practitioners are frequently baffled as to why such a large percentage of horse owners don’t know about equine dental care...

http://www.equisearch.com/horse-journal/dental-problems-can-masquerade-as-training-problems/



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