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Equine Trauma / Asymmetry Posture

 Equine Trauma / Asymmetry Postureby: Alissa Mayer BSc(Equine) C-EHSEPublished on: 11/07/2025

The most common cause of crookedness is neither natural asymmetry nor laterality, but is an acquired collection of chronic muscle contractions that pull the horse's body out of it's natural alignment. Post Description

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 Equine Trauma / Asymmetry Posture

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