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Elizabeth Gormley
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- Ocala, FL
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Is anyone familiar with this girth?
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I am in the USA and down here in Florida is can get very hot. Leather girths with stud guards can be uncomfortable for my horse in this heat. In the jumper classes he really tries hard and his trai...
Started this discussion. Last reply by Samantha S 23 hours ago.
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How would it hurt a horse's back?
It's a great girth. I fully endorse it! It's really flexible, and though you'll still find sweat marks in very hot weater or during extra hard work, it's much more breathable than standard stud guard type girths.
WOW! Nice Horse!!
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- About Me:
- I like showjumping, music, and gardening.
i am a hardcore Level 42 fan because i am a music lover!
I have a background in veterinary medicine and science (veterinary ophthalmology, also animal biology and agricultural/farm management). I worked in academic veterinary research (managed veterinary ophthalmology research and academic labs), and at the UF human orthopedic tissue bank while in college. I have 4 horses currently.
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- 2 terrier dogs, 2 cats (mother and son), African Grey parrot, 10 cows
- Topics of Interest
- Dressage, Eventing, Jumper, Para-Equestrian, Pony Club, Breeding, Horse Care, Training, Shows and Competitions, Stable Management
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- At 4:24pm on November 19, 2009,
Ruth Hogan Poulsen said… - Elizabeth, thanks for your note on my article... let me know if you have any questions or need help or suggestions.! Ruth
- At 5:59pm on November 5, 2009,
William Micklem said…
- Thank you Elizabeth...what a lovely quotation...greatly appreciated...William
- At 8:08pm on November 2, 2009,
Helyn Marie Cornille said…
- Hello Elizabeth,
Love your photos...nice action! Glad you are enjoying Jean Luc's writings, we stay very busy with this part as well as clinics etc...he is an extraordinary human. Wonderful you were t see him at a lecture....I will have to learn how to navigate on this site....but yes would like to join your group..as a note Jean Luc just finished a new article Hyper Flexion of the Upper Neck A Failure of Olympic Dimension, is online here: http://scienceofmotion.com/documents/hyper-flexion.html It is in understanding what is actually happening to the horses and questioning some so called studies...
I look forward to finding time to exploring this site..I adore the name!
- At 4:22am on October 28, 2009,
Barnmice Admin said… - So glad you've joined us! Yes, William is fantastic!
- At 3:39am on October 28, 2009,
William Micklem said…
- Elizabeth...what a compliment....thank you...my message is not very popular as you know but it is factual and very important. Your horse looks gorgeous. Do hope to meet up one day. William
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