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    High hopes for benefits of study on barefoot competition horses

    Sep 01, 2022 2 minutes
    By ELEANOR JONES
    Edited by Eleanor Jones

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    RESEARCHERS behind a study into the difference in equine movement when horses are shod and unshod hope to help reduce lameness and benefit horses and owners.

    The first findings of the collaborative study, involving top showjumper Peder Fredricson, vet Staffan Lidbeck and Lars Roepstorff, professor and researcher from the Swedish University of

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