Re: Deb Bennett

[CSimmons99 <CSimmons99@aol.com>]

Front legs are not skeletally attached so by working the weak diaganol some
horses will even out.  

1st you should make sure that the hips are skeletally even (Good chiropractor)
as many unevenness problems start from the hind and dump to the front.  Your
horse, if structurally compromised, will only recondition into another
compromise if there are biomechanical components that are not even/straight.  

A dressage lesson or two in 'picking up the shoulder' and rib cage and
engaging the weak hind leg is a plus also. 

Cindy