Floating a Horse’s Teeth – Video Clip
Video Clip – Floating a Horse’s Teeth by Cherry Hill
May 22, 2010 by cherryhillhorsekeeping
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i remember learning how to do this when you gave me a private lesson many moons ago. i still think it would be easier to mix sand with the oats. 😉
great job on your new blog and all of your contributions to the mundo de caballos.
I remember showing you how to float horses teeth so that my arm could rest ! You did a great job !
Hey, now, that’s an idea about mixing sand with the oats (JOKE) to keep their teeth filed down – again I must say JOKE so nobody things I’m serious – but then we’d have to feed the horses psyllium so they would not get sand colic !!
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