Recent content by Flinte

No we've been down the neurological route and it's not that either. It's definately improving but think it's going to take a long time. I imagine other horses do it but it goes unnoticed as when you're on board it just feels like them stumbled/stood on a stone etc. it's only for the reason that...

Yeah I understand what you mean Beth but I don't think it's the case for mine as the physio said that his back end felt amazing! It was from his atlas all the way down his neck that was higher one side. He's been out of ridden work for 5 months now and is only in hand walking so it's hard to...

Yeah he's been checked and he was Higher one one side but she thought it was due to him having a suspensory injury (minor wear and tear at 20 years old). He's doing it less and less so I think with the physio and the farriery we're on the right lines no one seems to have heard of a horse...

Yep everything's just as it should be on X Rays and Scans, nerve blocks show nothing etc and he is sound. His feet are well balanced too. I was just wondering if any one had ever had this problem with their own horse as I've been around/worked with horses all my life and have never come across...

Has any one ever had/known of a horse being so close in front that it strikes into its own leg making it give way? He does it LF into RF and RF into LF! My horse is 20 years old and has started doing it over the last 6 months and we're still unsure of the reason. He is sound and been nerve...

Does anyone know of any DIY yards in or within 10 mins Cobham. I'm looking for somewhere small, quiet, good security, all year round turnout and with serivces if required.. I'm really struggling on finding somewhere :(