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RE: [RC] Eliminating the risk of pregnancy in mares - heidiActually, SuperGlue would be less invasive than a Casslicks
procedure. In the time that it takes the skin to grow and shed,
the SuperGlue "repair" would be gone and the lips of the vulva would be
completely normal.
Nonetheless, if a filly is rejected for this reason, it is simply
and purely old-fashioned ignorance that has been kept going for
generations in a group that has a reputation of not wanting to change
in a lot of other areas as well. In some ways, the track is on
the cutting edge of medicine--in other ways, it is still in the dark
ages.
Heidi
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