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Windpuffs don't ever go away. My mare has had hers for years, and she 
seems to be conditioning and competing just fine. No lameness at all. 
Do a websearch and the vet articles will tell you the same. They don't 
go away because there is a bulge in the bursa, even if you were to get 
it drained, it would just fill back up.
Tiff
On Mar 16, 2005, at 7:47 AM, Barbara McCrary wrote:

> We had a horse that had wind puffs when we bought him at age nine, and 
> he had them when he died at age 32-1/2.  In the meanwhile, he did some 
> quite phenomenal things in endurance and ride & tie. The windpuffs 
> seemed not to have bothered him.


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