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PRACTICAL GUIDE TO LAMENESS IN HORSES

by Ted S. Stashak
in collaberation with Cherry Hill

paperback; 448 pages; 500 photos & drawings

" In an effort to make a comprehensive lameness reference for horseowners, we started with the veterinary version, Adams' Lameness in Horses by Ted S. Stashak and condensed and updated it adding new sections and emphasizing the practical aspects of common lameness."

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"This is definitely a book you don't want to be without."
- Quarter Horse Journal

"Dr. Stashak has teamed with Ms. Hill to produce an exquisitely illustrated dissertation on equine lameness. This Guide is the best of the best."- Anvil Magazine

Cherry Hill was the recipient of the
1994 American Farriers Association Journalism Award
for meritorious service in collecting, editing, and presenting information of interest to farriers
and she also received the
1992 American Horse Publications First Place Award for Service to the Reader
for a series she wrote for the American Farriers Journal.

In the Horseowner's Guide to Lameness you will find:

A new chapter on conformation and movement
Fully illustrated step-by-step lameness evaluation
Detailed discussions of all major lameness
Methods of Therapy
Preventive Measures
Shoeing for Soundness

For more information on lameness see Maximum Hoof Power.

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PRACTICAL GUIDE TO LAMENESS IN HORSES

by Ted S. Stashak in collaberation with Cherry Hill

by Ted S. Stashak
in collaberation with Cherry Hill