Trot-up - lame new neddy

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Am trying to get my nerves together to go and trot up the daft one. Had her for three and a half weeks, and she's been lame for two weeks of that (slipped in the field).

To most people, and indeed to me in a former life, it would be simply get on with it, but after my last mare I have a thing about lameness
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I'm convinced that I'm going to miss any wonkiness in my keeness to have her sound, or conversely I'll see lameness where none exists. Almost feel like calling the vet out to look for me, but that would be a waste of her time (unless I really get my knickers in a twist and really can't tell).

Going to stop whinging. Right. I'm off to lunch, which is my way of saying I'm nipping to the yard to see if m'neddy is sound
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Hot chocolate, with marshmallows and sprinkles, to anyone who has not either a) fallen asleep at my monotonous drone, or b) thrown the 'pooter out the window yelling 'stop whinging woman!'
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Do you know what I am exactly the same!

For the first week I was excerising new horse, he was reluctant to trot (lazy and unfit) and i convinced myself he was lame lol pathetic!!!
 
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Pah thats easier said than done......most neddie owners are no stranger to the word "WORRY".
Hope both you and she are feeling better after your trotting up!
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I have to say i too am the same, my horse was lame behind over a year ago, he ad physio and was slowly brought back into work, physio came out says all is fine - i swore he was still lame and even up until recently thought he was much weaker and shorter from behind (because he has a little white on one leg it looks shorter but its not really its one of those mind tricks)
Hope shes sound!!
 
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