http://horsekinetics.com/barbaro-horse-of-the-year an e-Vet Clinic site about horse health and movement Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:28:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://horsekinetics.com/barbaro-horse-of-the-year/comment-page-1#comment-4 Lou Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:10:57 +0000 http://www.horsekinetics.com/barbaro-horse-of-the-year#comment-4 Reply to Barbaro being named "Horse of the Year". I think it's important to remember that Barbaro injured himself by crashing through the starting gate; not your average horse injury. The real crime was allowing him to race immediatly afterward. Racing 2 year olds is very risky, but horse owners fear that banning them would hurt the sport. Monty Roberts has some interesting observations about it. Reply to Barbaro being named “Horse of the Year”. I think it’s important to remember that Barbaro injured himself by crashing through the starting gate; not your average horse injury. The real crime was allowing him to race immediatly afterward. Racing 2 year olds is very risky, but horse owners fear that banning them would hurt the sport. Monty Roberts has some interesting observations about it.

]]> http://horsekinetics.com/barbaro-horse-of-the-year/comment-page-1#comment-4050 Lou Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:10:00 +0000 http://www.horsekinetics.com/barbaro-horse-of-the-year#comment-4050 Reply to Barbaro being named "Horse of the Year". I think it's important to remember that Barbaro injured himself by crashing through the starting gate; not your average horse injury. The real crime was allowing him to race immediatly afterward. Racing 2 year olds is very risky, but horse owners fear that banning them would hurt the sport. Monty Roberts has some interesting observations about it. Reply to Barbaro being named “Horse of the Year”. I think it’s important to remember that Barbaro injured himself by crashing through the starting gate; not your average horse injury. The real crime was allowing him to race immediatly afterward. Racing 2 year olds is very risky, but horse owners fear that banning them would hurt the sport. Monty Roberts has some interesting observations about it.

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