>
> Thanks Stacy for your input. I'll show my friend this info as I know
>
> she is anxious to solve the problem. She had just recently went from
>
> ground lessons to riding lessons with this horse, and the more he
> gets worked the worse he gets - it got so bad that on their last
> lesson he fell to the ground and sent her flying. That is when her
> trainer sent her to the vet clinic, and of course, they couldn't find
>
> anything wrong. There has to be something wrong - the horse didn't
> use to be this clumsy.
>
> Also, this horse has an excellent farrier, who does all the shoeing
> at her trainers barn and this is the only horse that has any problems.
>
> A year ago we could take this horse out and pony him with us on
> rides. Now we can't even do that because my friend is too afraid of
>
> him falling. He goes down on the flat, in dirt, sand, hills,
> whatever. I'm sure she is willing to try anyything. I've told her
> that he needs to learn his balance because he's young, but even now
> I'm worried it might be something more serious than that. He doesn't
>
> have a large area to run around, so maybe that has something to do
> with it - but would that explain why he has gotten worse and not
> better? We can't find anything in our vet books that the vet didn't
>
> rule out ? ???
>
> Thanks for letting me ramble on this subject everybody! Karen
>
>
>
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> Subject: Re: Clumsy Horse
>
> Thanks Stacy for your input. I'll show my friend this info as I know
>
> she is anxious to solve the problem. She had just recently went from
>
> ground lessons to riding lessons with this horse, and the more he
> gets worked the worse he gets - it got so bad that on their last
> lesson he fell to the ground and sent her flying. That is when her
> trainer sent her to the vet clinic, and of course, they couldn't find
>
> anything wrong. There has to be something wrong - the horse didn't
> use to be this clumsy.
>
> Also, this horse has an excellent farrier, who does all the shoeing
> at her trainers barn and this is the only horse that has any problems.
>
> A year ago we could take this horse out and pony him with us on
> rides. Now we can't even do that because my friend is too afraid of
>
> him falling. He goes down on the flat, in dirt, sand, hills,
> whatever. I'm sure she is willing to try anyything. I've told her
> that he needs to learn his balance because he's young, but even now
> I'm worried it might be something more serious than that. He doesn't
>
> have a large area to run around, so maybe that has something to do
> with it - but would that explain why he has gotten worse and not
> better? We can't find anything in our vet books that the vet didn't
>
> rule out ? ???
>
> Thanks for letting me ramble on this subject everybody! Karen
>
>
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