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The perils of putting symmetrical saddles on asymmetrical horses and laterality were just two interesting topics arising from a study on thoracic asymmetry in ridden horses.
Dr. Katrina Merkies’s University of Guelph undergraduate students initiated a retrospective study investigating the level of symmetry around the withers of more than 400 riding horses.
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