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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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Equine Massage Therapy Schools

D'Arcy Lane School of Equine Massage Located in Ontario, Canada, D'AL offers an intensive 2400 hour course, covering anatomy, physiology, theory and technique, business management and more. Equissage - The Equine...

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The Equine Eye

The equine eye is made up of a number of distinct parts (see illustration below). The front surface, visible from the outside, is the cornea which is a clear window which...

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Equine Conformation Part 1

There is no such thing as the perfect horse... However, by being knowledgeable about the finer points of equine anatomy and conformation, you can find a horse that is more likely...

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Equine Conformation Part 2

The legs could be said to be the most important part of the horse, for if a horse has weakness or bad conformation in his legs, his athletic ability is...

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Equine Anatomy - The Hoof

I'm sure you are all familiar with the old saying, "No hoof, no horse". Well, in my mind, never a truer word was spoken. Often in the summer...

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Equine Conformation Fault

As I wrote in one of the first articles I wrote for the About.com Horses site, "The legs could be said to be the most important part of the horse,...

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Equine EDU

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Common Equine Dental Problems

When your veterinarian begins describing your horse's oral anatomy--or what might be abnormal about it--you may feel as if you need an interpreter. Sure, some terms such as "overbite" and...

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Researchers Study Equine Gene Chip

The development of an equine gene chip at Ohio State University promises to speed research into the genetic component of a variety of afflictions in horses. The "gene chip",...

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