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Subject: Re: Skits Princess Anne -1999 AQHA Filly

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Renee

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Date Posted: 22:16:00 10/23/03 Thu
In reply to: Bryna 's message, "Re: Skits Princess Anne -1999 AQHA Filly" on 07:53:35 10/19/03 Sun

Hi Bryna. Quite a nice little filly you have there. B is talking a fair bit a bullsh!t, however she does seem a little long in the forehand (cannons) and in the picture of her at grass it does present her as cow-hocked, but that doesn't mean she always stands like that. About b saying to cool her legs down etc everyday, I would only recommend you treat her as you would any other of your horses. If she is cow hocked she may expend a little more energy through movement but not too excessive as compared to any other horse. If you believe her cannons to be long is comparison to her forearm them you may want to take extra procaution during work, this conformation tends to be more prone to tendon and ligament damage. It is hard to judge but these pictures how she is everyday. If you have her spinning around the barrells, jumping etc and remaining sound than she probably is sound. Visit Deb Bennets site for a better evaluation, she's the expert.

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