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Video: Handling Your Mount When a Horse is Loose

Paula Hitzler of My Horse University discusses how to handle your horse if another horse is loose around him.
Author:
Paula Hitzler, Michigan State University
Updated:
Mar 29, 2017
Original:
Oct 15, 2011

Paula Hitzler of My Horse University discusses how to handle your horse if another horse is loose around him.

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