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Stringhalt is a
sudden flexion of one or both hind legs in the horse, most
easily seen
while the
horse is
walking or trotting. It is most
evident when...
- "Australian
stringhalt" (PDF).
South East
Victoria Equine Network.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 2011-02-21. *"Merck
Veterinary Manual -
Stringhalt". Archived...
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caused by
damage to one of many soft
tissue structures in this region.
Stringhalt Also see
equine conformation Because the hock
takes a
great deal of strain...
- 20
November 2008.
Retrieved 6
December 2010. Kohnke, John. "Australian
stringhalt" (PDF).
South East
Victoria Equine Network.
Archived from the original...
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quality of life for the animal.
Equine polysaccharide storage myopathy Stringhalt Cerebellar abiotrophy Draper, A.C.; Bender, J.B.; Firshman, A.M.; Baird...
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change in gait,
especially in the hind legs, and neck
stiffness or pain.
Stringhalt:
caused by
damage to the long
digital extensor muscle, or from eating...
- ponies, a "show string" of
horse show entries, or a pack string.: 468
stringhalt A
nervous disorder in horses,
causing a
jerking movement, a higher-than-natural...
- won the 1894
Epsom Oaks and 1,000
Guineas Stakes despite having severe stringhalt in both hind limbs.
Amiable raced until she was
three years old, retiring...
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proximal portion of the
first phalanx.
Important in the
treatment of
stringhalt in the hind limb.
Extends the carpal, pastern, and
coffin joints Deep...
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Prince Stakes to Yoshida.
After the
latter race, he was
diagnosed with
stringhalt, a neuro-muscular
condition that
affected his
right hind leg. The condition...
