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Subject: Re: need informationon jumper conformation

Author: Not4sale

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:57:15 06/28/03 Sat In reply to: larryboy 's message, "Re: need informationon jumper conformation" on 20:44:09 04/19/03 Sat When you say back at the knee do you mean calf kneed?? I agree 100% with everything else you said as I am a jumper myself, but I don't look for horses that are back at the knee.. a lot of stress can be caused if the knee joint is weak. I look for a horse with a straigh, but not overstraight front leg, even a little buck kneed is ok, as long as it would not be classified as over at the knee. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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just re-read your message.. my apologies!	Not4sale	14:59:02 06/28/03 Sat