- hindleg, its
pasterns are
somewhat more
upright than
those of the
front leg, to
increase its
strength (about 49-59 degrees). If the hind
pasterns are the same...
-
angle of the
pasterns is best at a
moderate slope (between 50 and 55 degrees) and
moderate length.
Pasterns Long and
Sloping [22] The
pasterns are long (more...
- The
angles of
certain bones,
especially in the hind leg, shoulders, and
pasterns, also
affect movement. The
forelegs carry the
majority of the weight, usually...
- them. They are
placed around the
pasterns. Hind leg pull up
strap p****es from a neck
strap and
around a hind
pastern to draw up a hind foot for shoeing...
-
scars are
visible on the
pasterns or
coronet band. Wavy hair
growth or hair loss is
visible in the
pastern area. The horse's
pasterns have
darker hair than...
-
close ****ing to the body. The
forearm is
strongly developed and muscular.
Pasterns are
slightly springy,
strong but not steep. The
front feet are round, tight...
- bone – 14
gaskin – 15
stifle joint – 16
flank – 17
barrel – 18
elbow – 19
pastern – 20
fetlock – 21 Knee – 22
Chest – 23
point of
shoulder – 24 shoulder...
- bones,
proximally and the
proximal phalanx distally,
commonly called the
pastern bone.
Paired proximal sesamoid bones form the
joint with the
palmar or...
- affected. Poor
shoeing and conformation, such as long,
sloping pasterns,
upright pasterns, long-toes with low heels,
pigeon toes,
splay foot, or unbalanced...
-
Seven figures showing the bones,
blood vessels,
ligaments and
arteries of the hoof and
pastern....
