
06-08-2008, 03:47 PM
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Sha Tin
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Danzig
perhaps a quarter crack would be worse as it is indicative of a hoof weakness, while a grab is just that, a horse injuring himself. once that grows out, you'd think it would be a solved problem. however, with big brown for instance, you have constant worries about his hooves.
they said on tv yesterday ( i think it was the mouth himself talking) that when the hoof guy was first called for BB, he asked if it was the front left hoof-so it sounds to me like he was expecting it, based on work done on big brown in the past.
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I would guess that 90% of quartercracks are on the inside of the left front.
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