AdorableAlice
Well-Known Member
We all know that horses doing the bulk of their work on surfaces have frequent soft tissue injuries. NH horses train on surfaces. I have enjoyed a fair few stable visits over the years and the galloping surfaces have been very varied. One yard had a very deep uphill gallop and the horses out of that yard are renowned for their staying performances in deep ground to this day. Another yard had a flat gallop with a very firm surface, it looked like a Martin Collins surface but doubt it was.
Could there be a connection with catastrophic breakdowns on turf and consistent training on artificial surfaces for winter NH horses.
Could there be a connection with catastrophic breakdowns on turf and consistent training on artificial surfaces for winter NH horses.