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They move with the quiet, dogged obedience of an animal steeped in service, resigned to drudgery. But they hurt. Harness made of bits of wire, car tires, some string, and any other useful bit of garbage that meets a need rubs and chafes the skin leaving open wounds that turn septic and fill with maggots and the stench of infection.

Our beloved equine and the ancient life connection we share is the focus of Heart of a Hoofbeat. It is an eloquently written, uniquely insightful read, with beautiful illustrations and anecdotes featuring Duncan, Daisy, and the many horses who live with or near author Margaret Evans.

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