"Exercising your horse or pony to a mild sweat for an hour a day three times a week minimum will go a long way towards burning up excess fuel and may save your horse from 'foundering' or mild laminitic events.
Signs of a mild attack of laminitis can be as subtle as slight foot soreness on hard or rocky surfaces, a tightness in the neck muscles along the crest, blood stains showing in the white line of the hoof when it is trimmed, or a hoof abscess causing short term lameness".Så skriver Cynthia Cooper i sitt newsletter som man kan beställa på www.naturalhorseworld.com. Hon bor "down under" i Tasmanien och jag tycker det är spännande att följa deras hästliv.Så lika och så olika.