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Wednesday, January 14 2015 / Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Should You Send Your Horse Away for Training?

Sending a horse away to a trainer requires a good deal of trust, since your horse’s care and wellbeing will be in the trainer’s hands. If you’re planning to send your horse away for training, you will want to make sure that the horse will be safe and that the training will be a positive experience. Here are some factors you’ll want to consider

Read more at the source: Should You Send Your Horse Away for Training?

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