had the expert out!!!hmmmmm

[donablue]

hello all just an update on blue!!

well had the expert out and they couldnt find anything wrong with him.arghhh

im just wondering if he sensed i was going down to ride him and he didnt fancy my fat butt on his back so he thought hed play lame!!!lol

blooming horses ehhhhh..


lunged him on both reins seems a bit stiffer on one than the other but apart from that hes fine!!..

im going to get some devils claw even though he is on glaucosimine(cant spell it ) lol.. to see of that improves him..


so thanks for all your posts and suport and advice..

 

[nikkiportia]

Lol, I had a mare that used to do that.
Suspiciously lame everytime she saw the saddle!

 

[vennessa]

At the rideing school i went to there was a hunter. Every time it was work in the menage he would become lame but went home right as rain. Inteligent beasts they are.

 

[Ezme]

A friend had a lovely old pure ID who would shiver ever time he saw a saddle, naturally this frightened the crap aouta everyone who rode him/ owned him and he had every test under the sun, turned out he was just a skiver!

 

[michaelj]

hahaha a skiver =D I swear rosy used to do that, although she just tried to bully!
haha
x

 

[ladyt25]

I would still maybe check that foot if it doesn't come right. Just seems rather coincidental to me it started not long after the horse was shod.

If it was a muscle injury or even a foot abscess, it could have gone of its own accord though. I have been in exactly the same situation though, you just know it's not 'right' but noone seems to be able to find what's wrong! Always turns out to be the foot in my experience!