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10-10-2011, 04:50 PM
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at any rate: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...ier?source=rss McPeek was with him last night and also again this morning when Dr. Bramlage and Dr. Ruggles X-rayed his pelvic bone, and found the x-ray to be normal, it was reported in a release. There were no fractures or breaks of the pelvic bone which is very good. Here Comes Frazier has a comminuted or “multi-piece” fracture of the right hock (tibia bone), not a compound fracture as previously thought. There is also a line on the big bone just below the tibia which is the Talus bone. They have not been able to determine if this is a fracture or crack or not. They are going to X-ray that bone again in a day or so. here's hoping that everything turns out well with the horse.
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