hannah9000
Well-Known Member
Right, round two! I'm seeing another horse on Monday morning, 16hh TB rising 7. He raced 4 times but was too slow. The girl that has him has been told to sell up asap due to space issues. He's schooling well on the pessoa, is working on his outline and absolutely loves jumping (what a coincidence...so do I!)
BUT (there's always a but) he rolled in his stable and hurt his pelvis whilst he was a racer, he raced twice after it had healed and he's shown no signs of any further problems with it except that he finds the right rein slightly harder but still jumps well off it. Owners physio said he's sound and it shouldn't cause issues so should I be cautious or confident?
BUT (there's always a but) he rolled in his stable and hurt his pelvis whilst he was a racer, he raced twice after it had healed and he's shown no signs of any further problems with it except that he finds the right rein slightly harder but still jumps well off it. Owners physio said he's sound and it shouldn't cause issues so should I be cautious or confident?
. This started 1st Jan last year, which was the first visit to Newmarket; she went lame suddenly (looked high up/pelvis area) July so that was another week at Newmarket. She went lame on Thursday and I spent the afternoon in tears and stressing that 'This Was It' - vet was happy that is wasn't the pelvis issue and that it was just a tweak.