Footage of Lexus on the day he arrived - I've been remiss in posting it, but here he is at last.
As you can see, a fairly typical toe-first landing on his worst (LF) limb.
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Barefoot performance and lameness rehabilitation
Rockley Farm's Blog
A diary of whats happening at Rockley, whether its news on rehab horses who are here now, our own horses hunting or former rehabs out competing. All the horses are barefoot, and the blog includes updates on hoof rehabilitation and information about barefoot performance.
You can find out more about research, rehabilitation and our horses on the pages above or at our website: www.rockleyfarm.co.uk.
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Writtle University College, Essex Saturday 2nd March
Llanymynech, Powys Sunday 5th May
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3 comments:
Why is it always front left!?!
Campero was front right, just to be different. It's front left now though :-))
C
One for the researchers - its not always, but it IS much more common. Fascinating snippet from one of the researchers at the NEF - horses with laryngeal paralysis - its ALWAYS the left side with them too - so possibly an anatomical bias?
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