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Expert Profile: Stallynrydr

Expertise:   I am able to answer questions about Equine behavior and health issues. I can give educated advice about lameness and stallion management as well as breaking and training tips.

Experience in the area
I have been a stallion handler for the last 20 years and I have many years experience showing English and Western horses. I have started and finished some very successful showhorses and have taught students of all ages and levels of riding ability.

Organizations
Hooved Humane Rescue, IWRC, CCWR

Publications
Practical Pet Care Horse Forums (Moderator), Practical Pet Care Farm Animal Forums (Moderator)

Education/Credentials
Degree from UC Davis in Equine Physiology and management and large animal healthcare. Personaized instruction from Hilda Gurney in 1999 on Stallion handling Kurring

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Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 450
Knowledge   9.87   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   10.0   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.80   Best of the best
Politeness   9.93   Best of the best
Number Of Questions
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0
Max Questions to be Asked
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5
Total Questions
(since joining AllExperts)
98
Recent Reviews from Users
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User Comments
Thank you so much for this info!:o)
(Crystal on 11/21/08)
Awesome! Thanks
(Jim on 11/16/08)
Thanks youve been a great help
(chris on 12/11/07)
We appreciate the input, it is also the thing that we thought, just hope it will make big enough difference that he will be safe to be around
(Nancy Haines on 11/13/07)
thanks so much for your help, its made me feel so much better. my horse is now on the mend and getting better thanks again
(Amie on 10/28/07)
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Recent Answers from Stallynrydr
2008-11-20  pasturing together... You need to start keeping these two next to each other but in separate pens for now. They need to see each other and have the option of touching each other through the fence while still allowing the filly...
2008-11-15  Putting horses in same corral Your horses have likely had enough time to get to know each other to some extent but when they are turned out together they may have a bit of a go at each other to establish who is the Alpha between them...
2008-11-15  my 2 young horses Sure you stand a chance, but I believe it's always best to go into any new challenge with as much ammunition as necessary to be able to complete it successfully. Don't start something you can't finish!...
2008-11-04  clipped studs First of all, you need to know how long ago he was gelded. Gelding is the appropriate term for a castrated horse, vs. "clipped stud". When a stallion is gelded, it takes some time for the testosterone...
2008-08-21  Stud like behavior by a gelding Your Vet may not have known off the top of his head the answer to your questions or how to read the test results, but don't discredit him too quickly... Like I mentioned I had to talk with a couple of...
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