applecart14
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This is a video of my 17yr old gelding BEFORE his bute trial for lameness. The lameness is supposedly due to calcification within his suspensory ligament on his near fore following re-injury to his leg in June last year. He looks lame on the right rein as he is overcompensating from the left leg. It looks to me like sacro iliac or some hind limb problem as he is not tracking up or using himself as well as he does on the bute trial.
BEFORE THE BUTE TRIAL
Left rein before the bute trial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvlOBAV4LxU
This is on the right rein BEFORE the bute trial http://youtu.be/EMuHXWSs7ko
DURING THE BUTE TRIAL
This is Bailey on the left rein ON the bute trial http://youtu.be/RVCmqV_-XZ4
And on the right rein ON the bute trial http://youtu.be/LNZ1mGBayE8
AND left canter ON bute trial http://youtu.be/ouIdD9sI_qo
Any ideas - do you think its leg or back?
I know he is very overweight - this is due in part to him being out of full work and a flush of good grass and nice quality hay. He has just moved yards also after ten yrs at the old one.
BEFORE THE BUTE TRIAL
Left rein before the bute trial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvlOBAV4LxU
This is on the right rein BEFORE the bute trial http://youtu.be/EMuHXWSs7ko
DURING THE BUTE TRIAL
This is Bailey on the left rein ON the bute trial http://youtu.be/RVCmqV_-XZ4
And on the right rein ON the bute trial http://youtu.be/LNZ1mGBayE8
AND left canter ON bute trial http://youtu.be/ouIdD9sI_qo
Any ideas - do you think its leg or back?
I know he is very overweight - this is due in part to him being out of full work and a flush of good grass and nice quality hay. He has just moved yards also after ten yrs at the old one.
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