Providing Hoof Care in Developing Countries
Alexandra Beckstett
February 25, 2016
Providing owners of working equids with both hoof care and education can be challenging. One farrier shares his tips.
Providing owners of working equids with both hoof care and education can be challenging. One farrier shares his tips.
The owner allegedly purchased the horses on Craigslist but was unable to care for them.
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The 12 approved measures will be applied for the rest of the United Arab Emirates’ endurance season.
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The code includes standards for food and water requirements, husbandry practices, equine health, and more.
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