So Lee, Is the foot difference the cause of
the grazing anomaly or is the grazing anomaly the cause of the current foot
difference?
Bob
Bob Morris Morris Endurance Enterprises Boise, ID
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Feet
Thank you for passing on that info.
I have a gelding that I raised. I was there when he was born.
When his front feet emerged I immediately noticed he had one rather upright
and one flat foot. The upright foot is not clubbed really but the flat
foot is flat. BUT, he also does the grazing maneuvers that
you describe, always places the flat foot forward. He has no
trouble taking either lead and is extremely smooth, even though
looking at his feet you would never guess it.
Lee ".......and
God sought to bestow upon man a supreme mark of his blessing. God created the
horse. The horse could run faster than the deer, jump higher than the goat,
and endure longer than the wolf. Man, being encompassed by elements that
sought to destroy him, would have been a slave, had the horse not made him
king."
