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luvallbreeds : howdy partners
caseysbz101 : yo yo
luvallbreeds : welcome new member snowdn2 come join us in the Forums
luvallbreeds : welcome new members Grace, Mallypal16, & hillside. Come join us in the forum
Painted_Pony : hello
luvallbreeds : 11.The eyes of a horse are larger than most other animals', and they can move independently, giving the horse a shallow panoramic vision. Because its lenses are inflexible, a horse will focus on an image by moving its head to direct light rays to the central part of the retina. Horses can also see in color.
misshorserida : hi is there anyone there
misshorserida : hi people
toppers : I have worked with her on the ground and she was broken in my me! So I have worked hard with her, i am not sure if she is just sensitive in that area. I know you can buy weights to put over her withers, but didt wat to do that! Thks All
toppers : hi all I am new to this but can anyone give me some advice, My Tobiano mare has seriously twitchy withers! She tuned her back on me the other night, she has no back issues, and behaves when ridden! How can i overcome this ayone???

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