. The standard horse book, comprising the taming, controlling and education of unbroken and vicious horses. bent upward overa quarter of an inch, with theedges ragged and broken. I include also a specimenshowing effect of inflamma-tion by the pressure of thetoe-calk and excessive rasp-ing of the wall. These re-markable changes of structure in the foot generally, especially inthe pedal bone, when compared with that in a state of health, wesee to be very great, and explain the destructive effect of inflam-mation when allowed to con-tinue for any length of can also be made tothe ma
. The standard horse book, comprising the taming, controlling and education of unbroken and vicious horses. bent upward overa quarter of an inch, with theedges ragged and broken. I include also a specimenshowing effect of inflamma-tion by the pressure of thetoe-calk and excessive rasp-ing of the wall. These re-markable changes of structure in the foot generally, especially inthe pedal bone, when compared with that in a state of health, wesee to be very great, and explain the destructive effect of inflam-mation when allowed to con-tinue for any length of can also be made tothe many interesting speci-mens following the section on Navicular-Joint Lamenessshowing this. Many of thesespecimens will show not onlythe navicular, but the outeredge of the pedal, bone to befractured. In some extreme cases whereinflammation runs high, and isallowed to continue very long,this separation of the wall fromthe internal structure may becontinued so far as to causeulceration of the coronet andloss of the entire hoof; but this is rare. There is no cure for chronic founder. All that can be done is. Fig. TT8.—Showing Absorption and Change of Form in Pedal Bone,—the Effect of Inflammation. 452 nrsBASFS Axn their treatmext.
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