Poor performance in non-lame Standardbreds often involves several issues - study
A freshly published study in Italy examined the records of more than 250 non-lame Standardbreds referred to a veterinary hospital for poor performance.
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A freshly published study in Italy examined the records of more than 250 non-lame Standardbreds referred to a veterinary hospital for poor performance.
The research centered on endurance horses eliminated from a competition for metabolic reasons.
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The method, not previously described in horses, was performed under general anesthesia in Pennsylvania.