Elf On A Shelf
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This time 4 years ago Jeff did his tendon for the 2nd time. Jeff being Jeff couldn't do anything like a normal horse! Oh no! He didn't do his SDFT on his front leg! That would be easy! That would be simple! Nope! He put a hole in his hind SDFT where it goes into the fetlock joint! Only a 20% that time compared to the 50% including sheath he did a few years prior! This picture makes it look as though the leg he injured is like a tree trunk! It's not! There's not a mark nor lump nor bump on it! There's not even a single white hair from bandaging scars (because I will admit I am damned good at it - many years of practice! And have never left a mark yet! Unlike some ...)
Just shy of 8 years ago Gray blew his tendon in two. You would only know now if you knew what you were looking for and where! I have had various vets out recently doing vaccs, teeth etc and only 1 of them noticed! No showing judge has ever noticed it and to be fair you would have to sit right underneath him to see it!
I don't want to know what is going on with Gray's back legs! They look broken!
And a complimentary picture of Gray a few mins later posing proving his legs are still intact how they should be!
Which leg?!?
Just shy of 8 years ago Gray blew his tendon in two. You would only know now if you knew what you were looking for and where! I have had various vets out recently doing vaccs, teeth etc and only 1 of them noticed! No showing judge has ever noticed it and to be fair you would have to sit right underneath him to see it!
I don't want to know what is going on with Gray's back legs! They look broken!
And a complimentary picture of Gray a few mins later posing proving his legs are still intact how they should be!
Which leg?!?
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