Stays on right lead??

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BenB
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Postby BenB » Tue May 31, 2011 10:43 am

Did the horse ever has had a bad fall, a friend of mine once owned a mare bought her from the horses in training sales.

After a lot of time, it came out that has fallen in a race, and injured her neck and back really bad.

There was a problem left with the nerve strains and it could not be solved.

Till her death she could not change lead even if she wanted to.
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kimberley mine
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Postby kimberley mine » Tue May 31, 2011 11:25 am

xfactor fan wrote:Off beat suggestion, but maybe an equine chiropractor could take a look? Some type of back or neck soreness might be something to look for.


And if the horse's back is sore, check the stifles, hocks, and hind feet. Most of the horses I've seen with sore backs that aren't due to saddle fit have something to do with hind end issues.
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griff
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Postby griff » Tue May 31, 2011 4:31 pm

most 2 YO in training sales Vet the horses better than this.. also seems like her sales page would have shown she/her had been raced

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BillB
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Postby BillB » Thu Jun 02, 2011 9:23 pm

Griff...what 2 yr old sale are you talking about?? This horse has raced 5 times now...goingto try again Jun 12 if we can get in. Apprentice jock may have been the problem...
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