Dallas Goble, DVM, thinks quite highly of run-in sheds. "They offer better quality health for the horse than enclosed barns," says the associate professor of surgery, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Tennessee. "Run-in sheds have better ventilation and less accumulation of dust mold and spores than what accumulate in a normal barn. They're relatively safe--very few injuries are
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