iudall
Well-Known Member
Im interested in buying a 16.1hh, black, 5 year old trakehner mare for £2,500.
She has a lump that is:
- approx. 5cm by 2.5cm
- with a 2.5cm by 2mm scar over it (skin healed nicely)
- raised about 1cm from the rest of her leg
- near the front of the inside of her cannon bone on her near hind
- about 5cm below the hock joint
- feels fleshy under the hair (not fluidy or boney!
She does seem a little sensitive about it but she is only 5 so not that used to being poked and prodded! She does not look lame on the leg at all.
Her current owner said that she got her leg caught on some electric fencing wire in the winter. She said that she had it checked by a vet at the time and he had said that it shouldnt cause any problems in the future.
I suppose my question is; would a lump in that area possibly cause any lameness as her workload increases (she is currently just turned out in a field). Or would it just be the superficial/cosmetic look of it that would remain with her?
Many thanks in advance for your advice.
She has a lump that is:
- approx. 5cm by 2.5cm
- with a 2.5cm by 2mm scar over it (skin healed nicely)
- raised about 1cm from the rest of her leg
- near the front of the inside of her cannon bone on her near hind
- about 5cm below the hock joint
- feels fleshy under the hair (not fluidy or boney!
She does seem a little sensitive about it but she is only 5 so not that used to being poked and prodded! She does not look lame on the leg at all.
Her current owner said that she got her leg caught on some electric fencing wire in the winter. She said that she had it checked by a vet at the time and he had said that it shouldnt cause any problems in the future.
I suppose my question is; would a lump in that area possibly cause any lameness as her workload increases (she is currently just turned out in a field). Or would it just be the superficial/cosmetic look of it that would remain with her?
Many thanks in advance for your advice.