Posted by admin | Under horse care
Tuesday Jul 28, 2009
Signs that a horse is pregnant include a fuller belly area, a calmer disposition and milk production in her udders, but a quick trip to the veterinarian can confirm a pregnancy. Identify the signs of horse pregnancy with advice from a professional horse trainer in this free video on horse care.
Expert: Neil Draper
Bio: Neil Draper is a professional horse trainer who lives in Fountain Greene, Utah.
Filmmaker: Michael Burton
I KNOW there is no audio. Blame youtube, some copywright dispute on the last song i used. I thought it was better to have it with no sounds then not at all.
Please Note: This is not just a “showjumping” video, there are about 5 other videos for XC, Dressage, Western and even racing. Stop commenting me saying “why did you only just use showjumping” or “dressage is more of a sport then showjumping.”
Signs that a horse is pregnant include a fuller belly area, a calmer disposition and milk production in her udders, but a quick trip to the veterinarian can confirm a pregnancy. Identify the signs of horse pregnancy with advice from a professional horse trainer in this free video on horse care.
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I KNOW there is no audio. Blame youtube, some copywright dispute on the last song i used. I thought it was better to have it with no sounds then not at all. 
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