This month we shall begin a discussion of the rear leg: conformation, function, problems. There is at least one good reason to start with the rear rather than the foreleg. It seems to be the case that as man selects certain animals to breed to other animals that changes occur more rapidly in the conformation of the rear legs. Over the long course (55 million years) of horse evolution, the
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