When ever we have a “wreck”, thank you hit-air vest and hit-air-equestrian.com, \u00a0we wonder. I know his shoes were a mess, got new ones yesterday. I know I was messing with his stride. So tonight, I first lunged him over a single pole, then trotted through some angled trot poles, then I lunged him over a simple cross rail, trot first then canter, in both directions. OK, he seems to do some weird thing with his hind legs.<\/p>\n
I had my husband, Brian, watch as we warmed up under saddle. He, Neubee, sort of drags a hind leg, at lazy trot, but better when working from behind. Then we did the cross rail, very similair to the one he fall at. All was fine.<\/p>\n
I wonder, though, if his stifles or hocks could need a little “help”. He was vetted before we rescued him, and he was sound. But he does drag a little. The question is “How much money do we spend on a $500.00 rescue.” \u00a0He is 11 or 12, (I can’t remember), he was successful on the track (i.e., he did work). \u00a0I think I would just get the joints injected if I could, and not do a full “work up”. Well, we will see where we go…….<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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