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The focus is now on sustainable parasite control: Testing for parasitic levels before deworming and only deworming when parasites reach a certain level

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Tuning your Horse Tack & Saddlery often restrictiveSara Wyche "Riding in tune" depends on a rider having a highly developed sense of rhythm, distinguishing a walk from a trot or a trot from a canter. In a world where our ears are constantly assailed by noise, its easy for our natural sense of rhythm to become distorted, making it difficult to "hear" the rhythm of the horse and to avoid perpetuating faults, which can ultimately result in multilimbed lameness. Tuning Your Horse shows how the use of