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Guess one, tooth. Guess two guttrual pouch infection. The "awful smell" 
is not a good sign. This is something your vet should check out in detail.

Dyane Smith wrote:
> Has anyone had experience with this?
> This morning, when my vet was here to give vaccinations, we found that 
> my 15 year old gelding (endurance horse hopeful) had pus coming out of 
> his left nostril. His temperature is normal. The vet couldn't find 
> hear any problems in his sinuses (he tapped on them the way you would 
> to see if a melon is ripe). His lungs sound okay. He's eating and 
> pooping. He's a little bit subdued, but still plays some. But the 
> smell is awful!
> For the moment, we are stumped. Has anyone else had this problem? What 
> is it? What did you do?
> Dyane


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