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post #11 of 12 Old 02-18-2012, 01:24 PM
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I'm with Super Nova on this one. I have a barn mate who has a 12 year old jumper that is constantly lame and an all around unhealthy horse (even with thousands of dollars in vet bills and treatments), and then i have another barn mate friend of mine whom has a 27 year old eventer that she STILL events on. He's tough, strong, fit, and VERY well kept. It's all in the horse and his/her conditioning and genetics. To hell with what his teeth say... what does HE say about jumping?!
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post #12 of 12 Old 02-18-2012, 07:27 PM Thread Starter
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Thanks guys! And there is nothing wrong of he was truly that age, I would just want to know so I could start him on a joint supplement and take the proper precautions. Turns Out he is truly 14 and the dentist even went to my trainer afterward saying she had made a mistake. So he is 14 truly, and either way I love him to death!!
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