Polo wrapping a horse correctly is important as to not cause injury to the tendon. How do you apply a polo wrap? This video will explain and show you how to properly apply/place a polo wrap on a horse's leg without the risk of pressure related injuries such as bowed tendons.
Jessica has years of experience with polo wrapping, standing bandages, leg sweats and other leg bandages a horse may need. She has experience in multiple equine disciplines including, but not limited to horse racing, show jumping, and fox hunting. She holds a trainers license in multiple U.S. states and Canada. She re-trains retired thoroughbred race horses and educates new owners on caring for their new OTTB, when they are finished racing. Many race horses immediately drop weight when adopted because the average horsemen doesn't understand the nutritional requirements of these "hot" horses after they are done racing.
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When thoroughbreds retire, they need to be let down slowly and then rebuild. This requires a lot of patience and know how. If the new owners need help with their new OTTB, Jessica makes herself available to answer questions making the transition for the horse, from the track, less stressful. Thoroughbred race horses are used to being fed grain multiple times a day and free choice hay along with exercise and grooming daily. Most race horses are used to pristine stalls and lots of hands on time that a "normal" horse doesn't usually get. This can be a big adjustment for the horse.
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