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A foal’s main source of nutrients is the dam’s milk. New foals are now trailing their mothers in lush pastures throughout the Midwest. Still, economic turndown has reduced the number of horses produced annually compared to peak times four decades ago. However, proper nutrition is as important as ever or even more so for the equine newborns. “Feeding foals properly is critical for adequate growth and development,” according to Kristen Janicki, graduate performance horse nutritionist. Performance horse nutritionist Kristen Janicki has done extensive research on improving growth patterns of young foals.  “A foal’s main source of nutrients is the dam’s milk,” Janicki said. “But in some

wehorse is a European Online Riding Academy that you pay a fee to access many different trainers who have videos available for viewing. The videos cover various training techniques demonstrated by over twenty trainers.  Once on the website, I clicked on the video page and scrolled down to see what sort of things are offered. I was specifically looking for a training video dealing with something I found interesting. There are so many to choose from!  I found the video I wanted to watch, It’s called Nervous Horses: Case Analysis and Exercises in Hand. This video is 15.39 minutes long and starts right