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Re: [RC] [RC] Trimming your own horse's feet - Rob
You are the first person I've ever communicated with that actually has a
combined experience greater than everybody else I've run into. I guess
it would be safe to say that you have practical field experience in the
area being discussed. I'm excited, then what the people doing the study
were looking at may not have been producing the amount of pain, If any
they perceived. I just wish I could find out or remember the names of
the people doing the study. It could have been an undergraduate study or
post graduate study by one of the students there. I remember the
information clearly because I took notes during the lecture. I also
remember sitting there with my chin in my lap due to the numbers they
were talking. This sounds like an area for a new study, how much
remodeling of hard tissue can the equine athlete undergo before it
causes lameness. Better yet, come up with a system of measurement and
set of limits.
Thank you so much I actually learned something today! From what you
described with your horse I probably would have determined that he was
euthanized due to the findings in his leg had I dissected it .
Rob
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- [RC] [RC] Trimming your own horse's feet, Rob
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