Conditions Under Foot - how different surfaces change the movement of a horse's foot

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16 Jul

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I T’S a Tuesday afternoon in August in Saratoga Springs, New York. They call it “dark” Tuesday because there’s no racing. Most trainers and track workers have gone south to The City for a 36-hour hiatus during America’s premiere boutique race meet. …

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Fran Jurga (16 July 2009 - Issue Number: 13)

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