Liberty Horse Exerciser Horse Exercisers (Walkers) have
been used in Europe since the 1970’s. Research has shown that exercise is a key factor in determining a horse’s health, especially the soundness of their legs. In their natural environment,
horses walk up to 20 miles per day. 30 minutes of daily riding is not enough exercise to keep horses fit and sound, however a 45-60 minute daily walk in the exer- ciser increases blood circulation and keeps muscles and soft tissue stronger. Even some deformities of the hoof have been shown to be related to exercise. We realized in the 1990’s that there was a
big need for exerciser in America. We started Liberty Horse Exerciser business in 1997 to import a very well made exerciser from Europe. Unlike old fashioned hot walkers, the horse
exerciser (also known as the Eurociser), allows the horse to walk and trot freely in a more natural way, and the moving gates between the horses create a safe and exercise envi- ronment. The exercisor is
important for all different breeds and disciplines. Besides keeping a horse sound, it is highly effective
for the prevention of colic. We have also real- ized that walking in the exer- ciser helps to teach young horses to be focused, and it also helps with their coordina- tion and has all around physi- cal and mental results. Another benefit is the rehabil- itation of the injured horses; it allow horses to walk in a safe
and quiet environment. This labor-saving devise can exercise 3 to
8 horses at a time. The most common sizes are the 4 horse/50 diameter and the 6 horse/66 foot diameter. The European Company has also launched
the new product called Liberty Junior, a more cost-efficient horse exerciser that is designed for horse owners who have a few horses. It is half the cost of the original exerciser. The horse exerciser is the most efficient,
user-friendly, reliable, safe and labor-saving tool
All these Champions use Liberty Horse Exerciser to keep their competition horses fit and sound... and in the winners circle!
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