Berkeley
Well-Known Member
As some of you are aware my friend had a vetting done on 2yr old warmblood today. The vet failed the horse on the basis she was 4/10ths lame on her front right leg. This was diagnosed after a flexion test was undertaken which showed that her leg was lame. When we saw the horse last week, she was not lame. She trotted and cantered with no signs of any problems - however I know that flexion tests can highlight issues unforseen to a lay person. All other three legs were unaffected.
Is it worth getting 2nd vet test done? what would it achieve? is it worth buying? should she move on?
Is it worth getting 2nd vet test done? what would it achieve? is it worth buying? should she move on?