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MAY 2006 • VOLUME 9 • ©HORSES For LIFE™ Magazine
"..all horses have a spinal curvature. The spinal column forming the axis from head to tail, in a vertical plane, is not exactly in the middle of the body. One part only of this axis, approximately half-way along its length, is centrally situated. Its extremities are more or less deflected and always to the same side." Academic Equitation Frequently we will hear and read about crookedness. About curvature and which is stronger where and when throughout the horse. Decarpentry provides us with a simple and elegant explanation of crookedness. One that is easy to understand.
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