Karen Nelson
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unknowingly bought a horse with a club foot...now what?

Thanks Geoffrey, that is what I am thinking too. I am trying to get ahold of the seller...but so far no return call or email, so she so far doesn't now about the vet check/xrays at my place. Hopeful…

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unknowingly bought a horse with a club foot...now what?
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Earlier this week I agreed to buy a horse site unseen (I had seen videos) contingent of it passing a basic vet check. The vet said he was a nice horse, passed flexions 100%, but had high heels and wa…

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jennifer Lamm Nov 14.

the ideal barn

How exciting! I would talk to your vet and farrier about what type of workspace might help them. For example to do teeth, your vet may need somewhere they can hang the horse's head from. Lighting fo…

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I own a boarding stable so I can have the best of both worlds; friends to ride with and the ability to have my horses in my back yard and cared for how I want them cared for! I really enjoy the social aspect of riding, so riding alone just wouldn't…
November 14
Do you board or do you keep your horse at home? Tell us how you enjoy boarded life compared to keeping your horse at your house. What are the positives and negatives of boarding your horse at a public barn?
November 14
Hi Karen. I'd just have the vets help you and build a case. They both seem reasonable. Hope the seller is... Jen
November 14
Thanks Geoffrey, that is what I am thinking too. I am trying to get ahold of the seller...but so far no return call or email, so she so far doesn't now about the vet check/xrays at my place. Hopefully we can work this out civilly. I sent the xrays…
November 13
Hi Karen, The x-ray would confirm a pre-existing condition , so the seller is possibly in breach of contract. Send the horse back! Why take a loss on a three legged horse!
November 13
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Earlier this week I agreed to buy a horse site unseen (I had seen videos) contingent of it passing a basic vet check. The vet said he was a nice horse, passed flexions 100%, but had high heels and was in need of a trim. When I mentioned this I immed…
November 13
How exciting! I would talk to your vet and farrier about what type of workspace might help them. For example to do teeth, your vet may need somewhere they can hang the horse's head from. Lighting for the farrier can be important too. Your vet can l…
November 13
I liked the video to explain the effects/symptoms of tilting, how to see the tilt from the saddle, and why it happens, but I found lt the explaination on how to fix tilting was limited. I wish she could have gone into more specifics of what the ride…
November 13
What a timely topic for me! I recently bought a horse site unseen, that has a club foot. I am so frustrated as hte vet doing the prepurchase exam just told me he had high heels due to a bad trim. I had already signed an agreement to buy unless the v…
November 13
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Own and Manage Hillside Stable east of Sherwood Park: Training, lessons, and board.
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http://www.hillsidestable
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dogs, cats, duck
Topics of Interest
Dressage, Jumper, Hunter, Western Riding, General RidingAdvice, Horse Care, Training, Shows and Competitions, Stable Management, Items For Sale

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From the wisdom of Centuries to modern day’s theories, flexing the horse’s upper line, or vertebral column, is achieved by shortening the horse’s lower line, involving abdominal muscles, pectoral muscles, and flexion of the neck. In 1946, E. J. Sli…
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From the wisdom of Centuries to modern day’s theories, flexing the horse’s upper line, or vertebral column, is achieved by shortening the horse’s lower line, involving abdominal muscles, pectoral muscles, and flexion of the neck. In 1946, E. J. Sli…
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