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I would suggest a certified veterinary chiropractor.

chris
--- Karen Standefer <kstandefer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> If your mare is trimmed correctly (balanced) and is
> still landing unevenly,
> then I would involve the vet.  Landing on one side
> or the other usually
> indicates there is pain somewhere.  That, coupled
> with your description of
> her movement would have me suspicious of hock or
> stifle problems.  
>  
> Doing any correcting trimming/shoeing without
> understanding what is causing
> the pain could exacerbate the issue.
>  
> Karen
>  
>  
> Referenced Post:
> Hello all!  The mare I am currently riding lands
> unevenly on her right hind.
> As she walks, she slightly swings her right hind out
> and then back in,
> landing on the outside of her hoof first.  How do we
> get this fixed?  I have
> discussed this with my farrier and he has a
> suggestion but I would like to
> read what all of your suggestions may be.  Thanks!
> Amanda

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