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Miracle in the Making
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| i was told years ago if a horse rolled and then got up and shook from the tip if his nose to his butt he was in line
i believe this totally and if i could stll ride or have them thos would still be my guide line
Edited by vjls 2014-01-12 4:12 PM
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Thanks for posting this, I will be watching my horses a bit harder to see how they shake rattle and roll  |
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Location: ohio-in my own little world with pretty ponies :) | My chiro has always told me that rolling sometimes knocks them out of place so when they shake really good, it sets them back into place. I have one guy that NEVER EVER shakes after he rolls and is always out so bad but I have a guy that shakes really good after and I haven't had to have him adjusted in a year. And when he does need done it's usually something little |
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Location: Montana | If that is true, then my mare shouldn't ever need adjusted. |
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Location: ohio-in my own little world with pretty ponies :) | mtcanchazer - 2014-01-12 8:30 PM If that is true, then my mare shouldn't ever need adjusted.
I don't think it's a guarantee thing but I definitely believe that it helps |
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Location: Montana | lexyy12 - 2014-01-12 8:41 PM mtcanchazer - 2014-01-12 8:30 PM If that is true, then my mare shouldn't ever need adjusted. I don't think it's a guarantee thing but I definitely believe that it helps
What I meant is my horse rolls and shakes a lot. Every time I ride her, when we get done, no matter how well you brush her and cool her out, she rolls and then shakes. Sometimes she just shakes when you are riding her (which to me is the freakiest feeling). She really likes to roll, and every time she shakes off. |
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Location: ohio-in my own little world with pretty ponies :) | mtcanchazer - 2014-01-13 12:15 AM lexyy12 - 2014-01-12 8:41 PM mtcanchazer - 2014-01-12 8:30 PM If that is true, then my mare shouldn't ever need adjusted. I don't think it's a guarantee thing but I definitely believe that it helps
I have one like that too. I can guarantee that he rolls at least 5 times a day. Especially if he just got fresh bedding. |
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Location: Kansas | Here's one I was always told: "If a horse rolls completely over they are extremely athletic"
Not sure on that one LOL |
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| hoofs_in_motion - 2014-01-13 6:47 AM
Here's one I was always told: "If a horse rolls completely over they are extremely athletic"
Not sure on that one LOL
I've heard something similar that if they roll completely over they are a good horse :). |
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Miracle in the Making
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| lol i don/r anything about that but i do rember that all of my horses would shake from the tip of nose to tail they were sound . i had 1 that never shook he was crippled
he would get adjusted then go right back out
i also even now watch the shadow of a horse to see any signs of lameness |
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shake rattle and roll