Things that don't make you less of a rider:
-not owning a horse
-not jumping or not jumping big
-how expensive your gear is
-how often you show
Things that make you less of a rider:
-using shitty gimmicky gadgets to make your horses head go down instead of actually riding
In haste of looking for a lameness answer short cuts are taken. This is second opinion I looked at. Obvious fragment off the extensor process. But nerve blocking foot did not remove the lameness, knee did though. Just because you can see it doesn’t make it real.
Series 5 Post 3: Treatment of Back leg Injuries and Injury Prevention
There are numerous treatment options for back leg injuries, and several things we can do to prevent them.
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Summary by Annet Veen. Influence of the rider
EFFECT OF THE SEATING STYLE ON THE HORSE’S MOVEMENT SYMMETRY
(Rising trot gives the most asymmetry in the horse’s movement in trot and induces or reduces lameness.)... https://t.co/ueQoWkTjsG
Sesmoiditis is a common condition affecting many young TB horses. Indeed this is a common area of concern at TB sales time. Why the concern when they can generally grow out of it? There can be the changes to attachment of the suspensory ligament in this region 1/2
Summary by Annet Veen. Biomechanics and training - Influence of the rider
INFLUENCE OF THE RIDER'S POSTURE ON THE COLLECTED HORSE
(Does the rider induces the collection in trot with his movement pattern in... https://t.co/CHmiKcuyKD
2/2 This horse is clinically normal but there are some changes present to the attachment of the suspensory ligament. There can be changes on the attachment but this doesn’t increase the risk of suspensory injury. But it pays to have these scans on file to compare to later.
Series 3 Post 3: Treatment of Front Leg Injuries and Injury Prevention
Because of most of the animal’s weight is on the front legs, treatment can sometimes be a long and tricky process. Head over to our facebook page to find out more.
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Summary by Anouk van Breukelen - Social behaviour.
EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUAL STABLING IN STALLIONS
(Effects of individual versus group stabling on social behaviour in domestic stallions)
Domestic horses are... https://t.co/GZHGt7nbpx
Summary by Isabeau Deckers. Physiotherapy - Exercise therapy
THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES FOR HORSES
(An overview of the principles and practice of therapeutic exercise for horses)
This article gives evidence and... https://t.co/a4T8Q5VL7K
The RCVS have approved pathways for potential regulation of Veterinary Physiotherapists and other musculoskeletal practitioners by the RCVS. A step in the right direction. https://t.co/u0iLMPawSu