Dizzy is Coming Home!

Wooo Hooooo yipee fantastic news!!!! Onwards and upwards for you both and of course more piccie updates needed!!!
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Thats brilliant news. I knew a pony who had something very similar to yours. No history of injury, most likely bought with the condition (novice owners). He was what we would term mechanically lame, but not in the least painful. Had numerous x rays scans scintigraphy etc and found an oddly shaped pelvis with some boney irregularities - possibility he had fractured it at some stage but was sound however he had a kind of strange hopping motion - no pain what soever. he is happily hunting and pony lubbing on the advice of the surgeon who saw him. Hope things turn out as well for yours.

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Thank you
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She did have a funny hopping action for a couple of days, whereas usually she tracks or overtracks smoothly. I'm wondering if it's also that at the AHT they have a good surface, whereas we have mud
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. She's being shod on Friday so we can get out and about again
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