Looking at the horse o a flat surface, standing squarely, look for any
crookednes in the muscle develpment. This is done by walking around the
horse and looking for large oversize muscles in relation to their mirror
muscle group on the opposite side. For instance looking from the rump to
the withers the muscles may be larger on one side of the withers than the
other. That indicats over work on one side by the from leg muscle groups.
Also look for the position of the knees and chest muscles by looking
from the side. Look for chest muscle imbalance from on side to the other
and differences in joint position relationship. For instance one knee may
be higher than the other or one side of the chest is further forward than
the other.
This is avery basic run down on what to look for.
Moses lives in Lodi, Ca. I don't have his number with me now but could
get if desired.
Ray Santana
UC Davis Medical Center
Network Operations
raymond.santana@ucdmc.ucdavis.edu