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Date Posted: 12:48:14 08/22/02 Thu
Author: Amanda
Subject: What's wrong with my horse?
In reply to: Mary 's message, "What's wrong with my horse?" on 11:29:36 06/29/02 Sat

Hi Mary,
Just wondering, did you happen to see the sire and dam of this horse, if yes did you see them run? it could be inherited, that happened to the horse that I ride, he was lame but after a few days, it was gone.. I don't understand why your horse is doing that unless her mother gave birth to her standing up, that could cause damage.. Is it on one side or both? well I'm no expert but why don't you call a vet I'm only 12 but am really good with horses. (I rode a horse with a bad temper, wen over a jump, got into a trot, and a canter and he was fine). Please CALL A VET!!

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