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    Video – Why you should NOT scrape water off when cooling a hot horse explained in 30s

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    By David Marlin on 15 July 2022 Videos

    Why you should not scrape water off when cooling.

    More useful information about cooling horses in extreme heat:

    • Article – What’s the Best Method to Cool a Hot Horse?
    • Article – How to keep your horse cool in the heat!
    • Article – Hot weather advice _ keep your horse safe in hot weather
    • Video – Surviving the heat
    • Article – Horses, Heat, Sweating, Cold-Water, Cooling & Scraping

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