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1. www.horsesinsideout.com › post › taking-the-mystery-out-of-equine-anatomy-part-1Taking the Mystery Out of Equine Anatomy, Part 1: The Neck

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   20 lip 2024 · The funicular part starts from the very top of the horse's skull near the poll attaching to the occipital bone and runs all the way along the topline of the neck and attaches into the top of the withers and the fourth, fifth, sixth thoracic spinous processes.

   • Understanding Your Horse's Neck

     Understanding the anatomy of the head and neck gives the...

   • The Anatomy of Your Horse's Neck

     Whether you know about the name of the muscles or not, lift...

2. www.horsesinsideout.com › post › understanding-your-horse-s-neckUnderstanding Your Horse's Neck - Horses Inside Out

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   19 lut 2021 · Understanding the anatomy of the head and neck gives the rider, coach or therapist the knowledge to train effectively, sensitively and with the best interest of the horse at heart. This blog looks at the basic anatomy that all riders and trainers need to appreciate and understand.

3. veteriankey.com › the-neck-and-backThe neck and back - Veterian Key

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   8 cze 2016 · Anatomy. The spinal column of the horse extends from the occipital condyles to the tail and consists of approximately 50 separate short bones, the vertebrae. The spinal column supports the body axis and thus the maintenance of posture.

4. www.horsesinsideout.com › post › understanding-your-horse-s-neck-with-gillianThe Anatomy of Your Horse's Neck - Horses Inside Out

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   4 mar 2021 · Whether you know about the name of the muscles or not, lift from the base of the neck, underneath in front of the chest is what we need to be looking for in our horses when striving for true self carriage and healthy posture.

5. www.equishop.com › en › blogHorse anatomy - diagrams of horse body parts - Equishop

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   Anatomy of horse neck. The horse's neck consists of the following parts: Left and right side, back of the neck/forelock, throat. A horse that has been well trained should have well-developed muscles along the neck.

6. veteriankey.com › the-head-and-neckThe head and neck - Veterian Key

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   28 paź 2017 · The neck. The skeleton of the horse’s neck consists of seven cervical vertebrae (Fig. 2.3), the first of which is the atlas (Fig. 2.4) and the second the axis (Fig. 2.5). The long strong ligament of the neck, the nuchal ligament (Fig. 2.7), is attached to the axis.

7. www.cavalluna.com › knowledge-about-horses › horse-anatomyThe horse's neck | Horse anatomy (part 3) - Cavalluna

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   A horse's neck is a complex structure with more than 100 muscles and seven cervical vertebrae. These seven cervical vertebrae connect to form an S-shape from the nape of the neck to the withers. The top two are shaped slightly differently from the rest and help move and support the head.