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Keeping your horse cool after exercise could be one of the most important things you do during hot weather—but are you using the best method?For years, horse owners were taught to hose their horses and immediately scrape the water off. Today, scientific research is challenging that long-standing advice. In this video, we explain what the latest equine research says about cooling horses after exercise, why rapid cooling matters, whether cold water is safe, and if you should really be using a sweat scraper.We'll also discuss heat stress, dehydration, humidity, and practical cooling tips that every horse owner, rider, trainer, and competitor should know before riding in hot weather.Whether you ride dressage, eventing, jumping, western, endurance, trail, or simply enjoy spending time with your horse, these evidence-based cooling techniques could help protect your horse during the summer months.Please note that we are not veterinarians. This video is for educational purposes only and should not replace advice from your veterinarian. If you believe your horse is suffering from heat stress or heat stroke, contact your veterinarian immediately.Chapters:
