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Jim Masterson’s Tips to Differentiate Between Behavioral or Physical Issues in Your Horse

January 5, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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Exploring Equine Bodywork with Jim Masterson

In this Absorbine® video, renowned equine bodywork specialist Jim Masterson engages in a conversation with a horse owner about common challenges faced by performance horses. Training issues like being sluggish, favoring a particular lead, drifting inwards, or exhibiting a shortened stride can gradually manifest due to repetitive work and competition, potentially indicating underlying physical issues in the horse.

Recognizing when a challenge transcends mere training difficulties and hints at a physical component is crucial. Persistent imbalances—such as struggling with a specific canter lead or displaying stiffness on one side—may signify accumulated tension in the horse’s body, impacting comfort and movement.

Watch as Masterson delves into identifying key signs and distinguishing between issues that can be addressed through training and those that require deeper physical intervention.

LEARN: Jim discusses how to differentiate between behavioral and physical issues and provides insights into observing your horse’s behavior.


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