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May 15, 2005Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association

Lameness and poor performance in horses used for team roping: 118 cases (2000–2003)

Robin M. Dabareiner Noah D. Cohen G. Kent Carter Sandra Nunn William Moyer

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Abstract

Horses used for heading were most commonly affected by lameness in the right forelimb. Horses used for heeling had more bilateral hind limb lameness than horses used for heading.

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