Havre De Grace Retired

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by Riot

Poor Rollo ... no, Havre de Grace is not lame. She is not limping. There is no "lameness" when a lameness exam is rated 1/5.

Pure insanity. What you are saying is that there is no lameness when the lameness is difficult to observe.

Actually, sounds like denial. And more talking in circles.

Because you'll note that the diagnosis section doesn't include any lameness. Just a small technicality.

Is a detectable lameness considered a "diagnosis" or a "clinical sign"? Maybe you can rally some 3rd year vet students to come to your aid on this one.

Just a small technicality.

And I know Dr. Bramlage, I'll be sure and tell him you said hello next time I'm at R & R

Do they receive mental patients at Rood and Riddle?

[Riot]

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

Pure insanity. What you are saying is that there is no lameness when the lameness is difficult to observe.

Yes, imagine that! Sometimes way of going, stride length, leg weighting, arc of limb movement, etc. changes, and there are positive signs on various movement or flexion tests, and yet the horse isn't "lame".

But you knew that