What surface should you train on for eventing?
What surface you train on is key to event horses’ fitness and schooling plans. We explore the research behind the surface you train on and how to reduce the risk of injury.
What surface you train on is key to event horses’ fitness and schooling plans. We explore the research behind the surface you train on and how to reduce the risk of injury.
about 5 years ago
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almost 6 years ago
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almost 6 years ago
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almost 6 years ago
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