suspensories

[PLOUGH1@ix.netcom.com (KIMBERLY PRICE)]

One of the vets showed me how to check for pain here and I thought the 
important factor was if the horse showed a pronounced different 
reaction from one leg to the other, indicating one leg is more tender 
then the other, than something was amiss.  I didn't think the same 
reaction to both legs would count very much, unless of course it is 
obvious pain.  The important thing is to know the horses normal 
reactions to these types of manipulations so you can tell when 
something is amiss.  Right?
Kimberly (&Mystery the Morab.."what are you doing to my leg? ")
Pt.Reyes, Ca