Horse Problems Database – Front End

• Signs that your horse is lame can be obvious—such as your horse limping, dragging a leg, head bobbing, or barely able to walk. Lameness

• Does your horse have issues if you take his shoes off? Why can't my horse go barefoot?

• What to do about bone chips Bone Chips

• Some horses need joint supplements. They may be very hard-working, have some arthritis, or are weekend warriors. Joint Issues

• Every horse trips occasionally. But if your horse trips numerous times on every ride, you have a tripping horse problem. Tripping Horses

• Lateral work includes renvers, shoulder in, sidepass, pole bending, barrel racing, reining…and more. Lateral Work

• You’ve probably used many different strategies to get correct long and low form. But what if your horse just won’t or can’t seem to do it? Long & Low

• Problems with picking up lead(s), changing leads, flying lead changes, gait transitions, and more. Lead Changes

• There is a lot of horse information available regarding horse stretch and suppling exercises. But do you need to do them? Stretching

• Can horses really have one leg shorter than the other? Short Leg