Born 1970, Harare, Zimbabwe.
Studied Fine Art at University of Stellenbosch, graduating in 1992 with a degree in Fine Arts (Painting).
website: andrew barlow fine art
Q: When is a pastern considered too short? Q: The pastern is the area between the fetlock joint and the top of the hoof, and…
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THE WORLD’S BEST RIDERS RETURN TO THE CHI GENEVA TO CONTEST THE ROLEX IJRC TOP 10 FINAL AND THE ROLEX GRAND PRIX Geneva, Switzerland, 9…
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Q: Why are large feet preferred in horses? A: It is not simply that large feet are preferred, but rather that the feet need to…
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‘Tis the season to be jolly and South Africans are bracing themselves for a sunny festive season filled with family, loved ones and the gift…
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Q: People say my horse is barrel-chested. What does this mean? Is it a positive or a negative? A: There are two types of chest conformation…
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Text: Hayley Kruger Photography: Shutterstock Continued from yesterday’s article… Types of blocks The palmar digital nerve block is performed by injecting a small amount of…
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