Equine anatomy

Figure 1.13. Arterial supply to the digit of the forelimb. - "Functional Anatomy of the Equine Musculoskeletal System"

Quick Reference Images of Equine Vitals and Anatomy. Important information downloaded to your phone and available to you without an Internet/Wi-Fi connection

Quick Reference Images of Equine Vitals and Anatomy. Important information downloaded to your phone and available to you without an Internet/Wi-Fi connection

Horsey Friday Fun Facts - Horse and Human Common Parts Many do not realize that horses and humans have common parts of the body when comparing the b...

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This great graphic, created by Naomi Tavian (@equinaomi), is the best illustration I’ve seen that illustrates how long it takes for a horse to become fully mature — essentially not until they are six. It makes you think hard about the sports where we ask them to perform at ages two and three, where they [...]

Equine Hind Limb

Satisfactory investigations of the equine foot appear to be limited by the histo-morphological complexity of internal hoof structures. Foot lameness is considered to be one of the most debilitating pathological disorders of the equine foot. In most species, foot lameness is traditionally linked to hoof deformity, and a set of molecular events have been defined in relation to the disease. So far, there is controversy regarding the incidence of foot lameness in horses, as it is unclear whether…

Before diving into this rhetorical journey, read through my previous exploration into the equine discourse community, wherein I describe the bodily communication that occurs between horse and rider…