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<p><span id="result_box" lang="en"><span>The modern horse has much in common with the old horse. </span><span>Its anatomy and digestive system is very functional. </span><span>Modern  research builds on the old well-established knowledge but with the help  of modern technology you can now better identify and document the  processes in the horse's digestive system.</span></span></p>
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<p><strong>Dag Austbø. </strong>Professor in animal nutrition with horses  as a speciality.    Dag has been an active researcher in horse nutrition  during the last 20 years,    and teaches horse nutrition at the  Norwegian life science university. He is    a member of the "Horse  nutrition group" in the European Association for Animal    Production  (EAAP), and has a broad international network.</p>