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Jenn Pearson said…
Dear Dr. Allen - My horse is a diagnosed headshaker - has been for several years. I keep hoping one year it will let up! I am pretty successful in riding him with a nose net, but this time of year is the worst. Have you ever hard of Equiwinner? I'm wondering if this 'patch' is safe and might be worth a try? I'm posting here as it seems your headshaking blog is old - and hasn't been updated since 2006.
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