Re: [RC] Multi-day Horses - Trailrite
In a message dated 12/19/2002 8:55:42 AM Pacific Standard Time, heidi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
. Cannon circumference is NOT a concept that has any meaning UNLESS it is correlated to the overall size of the horse.
Heidi
Heidi...Boy are you right here! I had a couple come out and turn down a 15.1 hand gelding because he only had 7 5/8" cannon bone area.
Lets not forget that also, tendons and ligaments are measured in this area too. You can have a small boned horse with large tendons or a large boned horse with small tendons.
Another thing...how many horses in endurance have had broken cannon bones? Didn't this all start with jumpers or something?
Tammy Robinson
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