Equine Tail Behaviors & Soundness

“In our prospective clinical study involving 520 lame horses and 170 non-lame horses, the frequency of occurrence of holding the tail in a crooked position was far higher in lame horses - nearly 33% - compared with only 5% in non-lame horses.” Dr Sue Dyson

The Train with Trust Project

The Train With Trust Project (TwTP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to making equine behavior education accessible while promoting the use of evidence-based training.

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