What should be done every day before and after training sessions for a horse?

Examining the horse’s legs every day before and after training sessions is crucial for ensuring the horse's health and safety. Leg examinations help identify any signs of injury, swelling, heat, or lameness that may indicate underlying issues. Regular checks can prevent minor problems from escalating into more serious injuries and allow for prompt treatment if an issue is detected. This practice also helps maintain the overall well-being of the horse and ensures that it is fit for training.

While feeding a balanced diet, providing energy supplements, and monitoring weather conditions are all important aspects of horse care, they do not specifically address the immediate physical condition of the horse in relation to training sessions. Daily leg checks directly pertain to the horse's physical readiness for exercise and can directly impact its performance and health following training activities.