Lump on leg soft tissue

[Sarys]

My lovely rising 2 filly injured herself and now is left with a lump. No bone issues x-rays confirmed. No lameness at all. Just this lump. Any ideas on what will reduce it?
Photo attached. Just below knee on off fore.
Thanks everyone

 

[Zoeypxo]

Cant see a picture

 

[ycbm]

Can't see the photo, but two things will happen. The scar tissue will reduce in time, usually over about a year or so, and the filly is going to grow bigger and the scar tissue won't, and it will look smaller.

I'd try not to worry about it.
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[Sarys]

Can't see the photo, but two things will happen. The scar tissue will reduce in time, usually over about a year or so, and the filly is going to grow bigger and the scar tissue won't, and it will look smaller.

I'd try not to worry about it.
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Thanks. I really wanted to show her in youngster classes. How much will it matter at local level?

 

[Sarys]

Trying to add pic

 

[ycbm]

Thanks. I really wanted to show her in youngster classes. How much will it matter at local level?

I don't show so I can't answer that but hopefully someone else will be able to advise, if you put a thread in Tack Room with a title "Local showing and scars" of something like that.
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[Sarys]

Cant see a picture

It’s in a comment. Sorry about that. Was struggling to add.

 

[Prancerpoos]

If you have x-rays, presumably taken by a vet, then the vet should have offered an opinion on the lump?

 

[Sarys]

If you have x-rays, presumably taken by a vet, then the vet should have offered an opinion on the lump?

They gave me some gel for it but nothing much has changed.

 

[Equi]

That’s quite a bump. If it doesn’t reduce it could effect showing in hand.