dropped leg on a horse?

[polyphonic]

Anyone want to take bets that in the new year he is up again for 595?

Anyone?

 

[BeckyD]

When i get home I'll check as I may have kept the details of that horse. It's probably not the same one, I just got excited for no purpose no doubt!

 

[Shilasdair]

Is that like wobblers then? I'm with Flintus..you couldn't pay me enough money to jump something whose leg gave way...I doubt if I would venture out of walk

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[Darkly_Dreaming_Dex]

Perhaps Stringhalt?

 

[jhoward]

ive no idea, it sounded minor but then why sell a good horse for such a daft price, ive tryed googling it but didnt find out much,.... and must go and ride my 3!

 

[marion95]

Hmm there is something dodgy going on there - let's just say I recognise one of the people in those photo's. PM me if you want to know more!

 

[skye123]

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Hmm there is something dodgy going on there - let's just say I recognise one of the people in those photo's. PM me if you want to know more!

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oh tell me tell me!!

 

[charlie76]

I would think they mean its slightly lame, sometimes a horse thats lame behind can look as though its 'dropping' through its hip.

 

[faerie666]

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http://www.horsemart.co.uk/AdvertRef/HM7...HorseDetail.asp

The horse is careless with his back leg? as in every movement or jumping etc? sorry for sounding so thick!

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at the front leg conformation on that!!! I don't think I've ever seen legs turned in so much, and it looks like it's got sidebones on his pasterns as well! No wonder it's so cheap!