You might try one of those reduced light filters to reduce the volume of
light..
Good luck
/s/ Frank
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Joyce Kellenberger wrote:
>
> Just starting doing some night riding in preparation for 100's in the future.
> I am amazed by the sureness with which my mare travels in the pitch dark.
> Occasionally I will turn on a flashlight for my own visibility and then
> shut it off once assured. Can anyone tell me how this affects the horse's
> vision? I don't notice a significant difference in her when I turn the
> light off. When I turn it on, her head usually jumps up a little as
> from being startled, but it doesn't seem to bother her.
>
> Is there a veterinary-type person who can tell me what happens to the
> horse's eyes when light is introduced in this environment? Also, any
> shared night experiences would be welcomed.
>
> Thanks, Joyce
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