The legs of a horse require routine observation for lacerations or swelling. Everyday care involves brushing the legs with a brush to remove dirt and mud. A currycomb is generally not used below the knees. It is common even for pleasure horses to have excess hair trimmed from the fetlock to prevent excess accumulation of mud and moisture.
Roger Norris runs a business, not a charity, but it’s hard to be unsympathetic when a desperate horse owner is on the phone.
Norris, who boards horses and runs trail rides, has taken in four horses in the past two months.
Recently a woman wanted to give him all five of her horses, including two thoroughbreds.
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