The Musculoskeletal structure of the horse – Paul Conroy BSc (Hons) & Neil Madden FWCF

The Musculoskeletal structure of the horse – Paul Conroy BSc (Hons) & Neil Madden FWCF

1h 16m

Through the medium of painted anatomy on the live horse our own Paul Conroy BSc (Hons) and Neil Madden FWCF deliver a comprehensive review of the equine musculoskeletal system. This is a light bulb moment video for all students of equine sciences including farriery.

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