Dr. Sue Dyson discusses the importance of interpreting neck radiographs appropriately to determine the likely clinical significance of vertebrae abnormalities.
There is substantial evidence that riders and trainers are poor at recognising lameness. Often poor performance or a failure to progress in training is blamed on either the horse or the rider. Instead,...
An appropriately trained, non-lame, comfortable horse with well-fitting tack should be responsive to a rider’s cues when in an arena. That is true whether the horse is on the left or the right rein, and...
