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Times Newspapers Staff Photo/Betsy Parker The horse’s sense of taste allows him to graze selectively and get most of his nutrition from forage.
keenly aware of movement.
“The horse has very acute vision,” said Dr. Harold McKenzie, assistant professor of veterinary medicine at the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center in Leesburg. “The needs of a horse, or any prey animal, are very different than the predator. Horses are not
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