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When buyers are inspecting horses they are looking at the animal as a whole package and how it's put together generally but is there anything in particular that's widely given more "importance" over another in terms of the animals conformation?
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September 30, 2017 10:54 AM BST
If the head is where the tail should be, and visa versa, that may put one or two off.
If the head is where the tail should be, and visa versa, that may put one or two off.
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