#216: The bone benefits of training horses young | Brian Nielsen

Ag Future: Innovation in Agri-Food
10/11/2022 21 min
#216: The bone benefits of training horses young | Brian Nielsen

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Is it true that training horses too early can hurt their chances on race day? Brian Nielsen, professor of equine exercise physiology in the department of animal science at Michigan State University, joins the Ag Future podcast to dispel the myth that waiting to train horses improves their odds of winning. 

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