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Originally Posted by Riot
Heck no. But, if he can handle training, work in training, do it to the extent he safely can. The point is that young growing bones are malleable to stress and strain. It's the perfect time to build strong racehorse bone. Young growing horses that don't undergo any challenge to build strong bones don't. And later on in their careers, they break down more often than those that were worked.
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Is this conversation about worked or running? I thought you and Watson were saying the only effective 2 yr old was a racing 2 yr old?