He's been poked and prodded, trotted in straight lines and flexed, hoof-tested and blocked, and yet there's nothing standing out in these examinations or on his X rays that would explain your horse's intermittent lameness. There are no obvious swellings, no apparent sensitivities to said prodding, and you can't recall an injury incident. His shortened steps come and go, and sometimes you can eve
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