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> As my track coach used to say - "I don't care what you do on your own
> time - it's what you do on my time that's important." For my horse the
> same goes. I define his workout, I track his progress and make
> modifications based on how it is going and decide when to increase,
> taper or rest. If he wants to cavort in the pasture - that's cool but
> that's not part of his program ;-) .
While it may not be part of his "program," nonetheless if you have a horse
that does NOT self-exercise, there are certainly ramifications to that
which need to be taken into account when designing "his" program.

Heidi

PS:  As others have mentioned, if you have one that is normally
rambunctious when he is loose, and then he ISN'T, that is a very
significant sign that not all is well.



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