HayleyUK
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Has anyone any experiences of a horse with this?
Physio came out last night and said that as a result of an old injury pony was asymmetric behind. Her hip on one side has dropped. The muscles, ligaments etc have hardened to compensate and as a result pony now moves her back legs out and wide as opposed to straight when going forward.
She said it shouldn't affect her ridden work, the only thing I may notice is she shifts me to one side when ridden, which she does.
I'm being advised to have her checked every 3-4 months as opposed to the 6 monthly checks 'normal' ponies would have.
I just wondered if anyone else had anything to share relating to it?
Has anyone any experiences of a horse with this?
Physio came out last night and said that as a result of an old injury pony was asymmetric behind. Her hip on one side has dropped. The muscles, ligaments etc have hardened to compensate and as a result pony now moves her back legs out and wide as opposed to straight when going forward.
She said it shouldn't affect her ridden work, the only thing I may notice is she shifts me to one side when ridden, which she does.
I'm being advised to have her checked every 3-4 months as opposed to the 6 monthly checks 'normal' ponies would have.
I just wondered if anyone else had anything to share relating to it?
