Why Does My Horse Stumble?
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The main reasons that make horses stumble include poorly fitting saddles, poor riding or a normal missed step. The phenomenon may also result from medical conditions affecting joints such as arthritis and the Navicular syndrome.
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Horses can stumble when they walk, trot or canter for many reasons. Here are things to consider if your horse is consistently stumbling and you don't know why.
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It's normal for a horse to stumble every once in a while. It could be a lot of things. Why do you stumble? Sometimes there's just an uneven patch of ground they don't see. Or they
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Stumbling is rarely a training issue. More often than not it is a symptom of a MEDICAL issue, usually something in the neurologic spectrum. For example, my horse was "stumbly
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Indeed. Some people are just slow in, or worse never will recognize the obvious, whether through willful ignorance, misplaced allegiance, or a psychotic personality. This sort of
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