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i think the lack of blood flow would be the most important factor at the moment. as for laminitis, i think the odds are the same of developing laminitis regardless front vs rear. hoping for the best, he needs all the luck he can get right now. and it's his right front that would bear the brunt of the extra weight...barbaro for instance developed laminitis first in his 'good' hind leg, but then in his front, which is why they put him down.
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From article at http://www.drf.com/news/giant-ryans-...ry-pushed-back
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In other news, the NYSRWB is also behind the celebrity death hoaxes on Twitter. Would it kill them to actually ask the connections? |
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@DRFGrening: Owner Shivanada Parbhoo just called to say that Giant Ryan was euthanized earlier today. Laminitis began to set in. Surgery not possible.
@DRFGrening: Parbhoo: "Ryan was unbelievable to us. This hit us really, really hard. We love this horse more than anything. It's very, very sad." ![]()
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Had a feeling when I saw the thread that the latest news wasn't gonna be good.
Very sad. |
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