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12 sty 2022 · A horse’s hock consists of 10 bones and 4 joints, providing a common source of lameness. The limb should ideally be assessed with ‘the plantar aspect of each metatarsus perpendicular to the ground, aligned with the tuber ischii’ (3). Lateral assessment.
This section is to be completed by the Steward/Technical Delegate who should note the circumstances as indicated on the form and also provide information regarding responders, veterinary providers, and the veterinary facility transported to (if applicable) so that the medical records can be located if required.
Please check if: FATALITY SERIOUS INJURY COLLAPSE. Please also contact Rob Burke at 571.340.1553 (cell) and Joanie Morris at 484.459.2045 as soon as possible, and fax a copy of the report to USEA headquarters within 24 hours. USEA fax: 703.779.0550 (Eventing Only)
12 sie 2024 · Wondering what a hock injury is and what you can do about it? Inside this post you'll learn exactly that as well as how you can treat your own horse with kinesiology tape.
describe physical problems of horse that may have been a contributing factor: INDICATE THE HORSE’S EXPERIENCE IN THIS ACTIVITY: HAD THE INJURED PERSON HANDLED OR RIDDEN THIS HORSE BEFORE: YES NO IF YES, HOW
Title: EquineAccidentInjuryForm_24 (5).pdf Author: jbrozek Created Date: 5/22/2024 9:25:22 AM
