Are insurance companies, horse owners, and veterinarians sometimes too quick to write off horses today?
Performance and Fascia – how are they actually connected? Is the ability to perform important? We discuss past breeding compared to today's breeding, modern training methods, and why the focus has shifted from horsemanship to riding skills—what's most important? Of course, high performance is not a negative thing, but with it comes a responsibility as a horse owner. How do you ensure the horse has the optimal conditions to perform to the best of its ability without it coming at the expense of its well-being?
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Performance and Fascia – how are they actually connected?
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