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Protect Your Aging Horse’s Respiratory Health
If you are as mindful of your aging horse's lungs as you are of his legs, teeth, eyes and other organs, you’ll increase the likelihood that he will continue to breathe easily well into old age. | MORE
IN THIS ISSUE | March 2012
Rethinking splints
Long thought to protect the knee from compressive forces, the splint bones have been found to serve a very different function. | Magazine Only
Can this saddle be saved?
Leather is strong but not indestructible. Here's how to determine whether "worse for wear" tack is beyond recovery—and how to head off problems in the first place. | Magazine Only
8 Common skin problems
Here's what you need to know about those skin lumps, bumps and bald patches that you can probably handle on your own. | Magazine Only
Conformation Insights: The basics of shoulder anatomy
There's more to the equine shoulder than meets the eye. Here are the structures that help determine your horse's style of movement. | Magazine Only
CASE REPORT: The trouble with Jodie
When a sweet mare turns into a grump, her owner must eliminate a long list of potential causes to find the source of her problem. | Magazine Only
PREVENTION: Rabies
This most feared of infectious diseases is also one of the easiest to prevent. | Magazine Only
MEDICINE CHEST: Domperidone
This drug protect a mare and her unborn foal from a danger that lurks in the grass. | Magazine Only
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