This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Would this be the same as what is commonly called "coon foot"? This is probably more commonm in the hind limb of a "post legged" horse (very straight hind leg)
Jean in Fairbanis, Alaska, light snow and +25F >From my experience as a trainee Evaluator I have seen about four >Structural Defects in Fjord Evaluations identified as Broken Axis. >The front hoof rises at its traditional 45-48 degrees. As the hoof goes into >the pastern there is a rapid change in angle to where the pastern can be >parallel or horizontal to the plane of the ground the Fjord is standing on. ************************************************************ Jean Ernest Fairbanks, Alaska mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
