Young Horses With Cow-Hocked Posture | Holistic Horseworks Talks

April discusses how the first rib in foals can become misaligned and that causes the hind end to develop incorrectly.
Doing bodywork on young foals not only helps them develop properly, but it also helps foals develop positive relationships with their handlers.
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[@Skyhors3]

Interesting theory.
30 year farrier here, shod 8,000 horses.
MOST horses are naturally cow-hocked.
It is rare to find one that is not.
I believe because of improper breeding practices.