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I'm changing my opinion to go with the majority.  I mentioned DSLD  
because it is on my mind, but laminitis is a much more probable  
scenario -- and one you should call the vet out for.


On Jun 5, 2009, at 8:25 AM, Brenda Kossowan wrote:

> I would strongly suspect laminitis. Horses don't bob their heads  
> when they're lame on both front, both hinds or all four feet. They  
> just hate to put weight on them. I would get her off the grass, get  
> her feet cooled down and call the vet.
> Brenda K
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