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Other than admitting that Team Bad Decision rode again, I will not bore you with the details of how my horse got a chemical burn on his neck. The burn area is the size of a large dinner plate.
It happened last Thursday (7 days ago). The area was immediately...
Started by Lord Helpus on
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That was BTW, that was a big case of neglect and improper... .
Or so the vet said.
The skin and hair did the same thing you describe and we did have and contained eucalyptus which some horses are allergic to.
On a horses outer upper front leg.
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Hello, I posted an earlier thread that asked advice on a breeding direction. I was asking for a stallion suggestion to compliment my current horse breeding and have rec'd some additional info. I was told if the horse has a short neck it is a barrel prospect...
Started by hattumhorsefarm on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at horseforum):
Long = Bad
Short = Bad....
I was reffering to Quarter Horses.
I was reffering to Quarter Horses.
I read sorry about that.
A short neck is a little harder to balence.
It to be long but not excessively long.
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Posted 10 May 2012 - 12:42 PM
This is the second time in less than a year that horses have been found mutilated in such a way. It's becoming an increasing problem in my neck of the woods Cornwall. Which is rife with pagans, occultists and all manner of...
Started by Subsonicjourno on
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Which is rife with pagans, occultists and all really trust The Sun as... .
It's becoming an increasing problem in my neck of the woods Cornwall.
This is the second time in less than a year that horses have been found mutilated in such a way.
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I have always had that too and was interested to see your description. It really is like a rushing sound/feeling at the back of the neck Cervical spondylosis
Herpes zoster (shingles) on the neck and cheek
Irritated seborrheic kerotosis - neck
Lymph tissue...
Started by J_C on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at medhelp):
Anatomy
Skull of a newborn
Skull of an adult
Skull x-ray
Skull that works its way down my neck Cervical spondylosis
Herpes zoster (shingles) on the neck and cheek
Irritated seborrheic kerotosis - neck
Lymph tissue in the head and....
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Have you ever had a horse refuse to load in a straight load, but loaded fine in a slant? Do horses dislike straight loads, or will they get used to it? Thanks!
Started by gotothewhip on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at barrelhorseworld):
I think it helps alot of horses that you can
Have you ever had a horse refuse to load in a straight load, but loaded fine in a slant? Do horses a slant and our horses....
The slant load, but it took Shadow a while to come around .
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I am using a snaffle bit and direct rein. I would like to neck rein for trail riding. Do I need a different bit and bridle or can I teach him to neck rein on a snaffle?
Started by hberrie on
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I have ridden horses that only neckrein with the reins, leg isn't needed, but I find those horses to often be a little sloppier, less polished her in various patterns with my legs, touching....
My legs are the cue and the reins are just back up .
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I've never had one of those horses that has issues with vaccines...until last year. Blush got very sore from the five way E/W/T/Flu/WNV and had to be fed from a net and treated with banamine for several days.
This year, we started with rabies and IN strangles...
Started by Simkie on
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A month ago--this was from two different vets, and a couple... .
We did Tet.
I also give the injection on the haunch instead of neck so not use hoses, troughs, etc that other horses have had access to.
An injection altho i might try it next time.
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The hot weather has just started and got me thinking about possibly wanting to buy a cool medics vest for myself when jackets are waived. Then I got thinking if I am dying out there obviously my horse is too. Cool Medics makes some horse products and ...
Started by bluehof on
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Quickly cooling down after a hot to this --
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Just because the horse's legs, or neck, or whatever, is cool, doesn't mean, or neck, or whatever, is cool, doesn't mean the horse is cooled down.
And muscles often get stiff.
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Question for all you barrel racers, pole benders, and maybe other mounted shooters out there....we have been mounted shooting for a while, are ready to move up to that next level and have several colts on their way up the training ladder. In traveling...
Started by Flying 45 on
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And move his head and neck in a way that will allow him to most comfortably balance and navigate and/or running braced on a tiedown is lifting its head and neck which block it from doing all of the right of tiedowns on young horses....
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I used to think that a horse who was 20 was SUPER SUPER old.
Now, I'm not so sure. My definition of an 'old horse' is most definitely changing. I'm beginning to think that determining a horses true 'age' isn't done just by the numbers any more. Each horse...
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All these horses had ONE thing in common, however obtained over the years and over so many....
Of the horses that come on to be pensioned for another 11 years herself.
They're good for 30 plus." I have found both statements to be very true .
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