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“So How Do My Horses Feet Look?” Learning to evaluate your horse’s feet.

This is my second post to the Easy Care Blog. My Guest Blogger space is entitled Notes from the Field.  It has been simmering for a long time!

Dawn Willoughby July 16, 2011

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Spring Grass: Preventing Laminitis and Founder

This is my first post on the Easy Care Blog, where I am a guest blogger. Let me know what you think. All subsequent articles are under Notes from the Field.

Dawn Willoughby July 16, 2011

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From Racehorse to Gorgeous Thoroughbred

Rehabilitating my racehorse includes attention to mind and body. My X-racehorse has blossomed into a gorgeous thoroughbred and fantastic companion. Continue reading

Dawn Willoughby January 19, 2011

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Trim Your Horse Clinic in Panama

Enjoy my travels to Panama teaching the natural trim to locals and gringos. Continue reading

Dawn Willoughby January 18, 2011

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Hoof Trimming Videos

In these 3 videos I trim my OTTB Sunny. They are very basic. I take time showing you the hoof hold with and without a Hoof Jack. These are established, healthy hooves and the trim is very straight forward. The videos are for client trimming students. I have done the set up trim on their horse and these videos are meant to help them maintain the hooves on a weekly or every other week basis. Your horse will appreciate it!

I am video camera shopping to share more information on body work and “restorative” training and riding. Sunny has transformed from Darn Good Looking to Oh My God! Continue reading

Dawn Willoughby August 13, 2010

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