How Top Trainers Protect Their Horses’ Joints

Fetlocks, knees, elbows, hocks, stifles, shoulders and hips—horses have a lot of working parts, and working parts need regular maintenance to continue working! Whether you’re a casual trail rider or competitive jumper, every equestrian discipline carries some risk of wear and tear on your horse’s joints. In this volume of EQUUS Extra, we share tips on minimizing joint damage and preventing training injuries.

Featured in this Issue:

  • Joint-friendly training strategies
  • Prevent conditioning injuries
  • Ways to support joint health

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