21: Kissing Spine Awareness and Using Equine Bodywork

Today we are talking about body health for your retired racehorse. Dr. Stephen Reed from Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital joins us to talk about kissing spine. Mireille Doffegnies from MD-Equine Therapy to give her tips on how to keep your ex-racehorse in tip top shape using equine bodywork. And stay tuned for our New Vocations Winner’s Circle Adoptable Horse of the Week! Listen in…

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