since Fla is racehorse country, we see OT thoroughbreds all the time, rehabs, freebies etc. They very often have these things, i wonder what the real name for them is, people call them "windpuffs" they are little blowouts in the tendons i believe. Sometimes in the knees. Some ot thoroughbreds , like greyhound dogs, make the best pets, because like greyhounds, they were rejects because they wer too laid back, which makes them great trail horses. but these windpuffs are round numps, some the size of a pencil eraser, but some as big as a ping pong ball, don't seem to cause lameness, but i wonder if they do later in life... most ot thoroughbreds are very young, 3-6 mostly I have seen...
Janice -- even good horses have bad days sometimes.
