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    Re: [RC] hope with ringbone? anyone try shockwave therapy? - Howard Bramhall


    I did want to say something about that picture of Charles and his Great Wooly Mammoth posing as a horse.  Charles, I kind of figured you might be a big guy (to me anyone over 5' 9" is oversized), but all I could see of you behind that beast was your head.  Were you taking a shower back there, I couldn't tell?  I thought I saw a puddle, or maybe it was just the lighting.  lol.
     
    cya,
    Howard (what size shoe does that horse take?) 
     
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Charles
    Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 11:06 PM
    To: Brenda L. Kossowan; rides4fun@xxxxxxxxxxx; ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Subject: [RC] hope with ringbone? anyone try shockwave therapy?
     
    I'm told by some friends in the eventing world that "shockwave therapy" was
    helpful with some problems their horses had.  I gave some thought to trying
    it with Keepers and Jon (my Percheron and Shire).

    Has anyone tried it?  I found two websites suggesting it might help with
    Ringbone.

    http://www.vet.purdue.edu/horses/shockwavelaymandescrip.htm and
    http://www.theequinejournal.com/issue43/waveart43.html

    Charles
    PS: To give scale to the picture of Keepers, I'm 6' 1.75" (in the morning
    with my neck stretched as much as possible)

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Brenda L. Kossowan" <bekosso@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
    To: <rides4fun@xxxxxxxxxxx>; <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
    Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 2:09 PM
    Subject: [RC] [Guest] hope with ringbone?


    > Nina: Ringbone is not necessarily an irreversible problem. There is a
    > vet clinic in Central Alberta that experiences about 80 per cent success
    > with ringbone surgery, for those horse owners who are willing to drop
    > the cash. I would suggest you contact some vet colleges that have done
    > lots of equine research to see what they can tell you.
    >
    > bkbkbk
    >
    >
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