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brlracerchick Reg. Jun 2010	Posted 2015-03-06 9:36 AM Subject: soreness
Thick and Wavy Posts: 6102 Location: Nebraska	Would a broken saddle tree contribute to hock soreness? Had a mare last year that came up real hock sore and got her injected. The next run she blew up so I hauled her back. She was still sore but now more back sore. After trying some other things I eventually found the tree in my saddle had cracked. Do I go ahead and get her injected this year to start off right or was my whole problem the saddle tree? I obviously have a new saddle this year :)
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cheryl makofka Reg. Jan 2011	Posted 2015-03-06 10:27 AM Subject: RE: soreness
The Advice Guru Posts: 6419	There is a small chance the saddle could be a contributing factor, as the horse was probably using their body differently to avoid/alleviate the pain from the pinching saddle. Did you do X-rays? If you didn't do X-rays, I would start there and see what damage you are dealng with, then inject. If there is no signs of arthritis, via xray, I would inject one more time to reduce the inflammation (HA is one of the best antiinflammatory agents, better then bute/banamine/previcoxx without the side effects). If there is signs of arthritis, expect to inject every 3 months
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ampratt Reg. Dec 2012	Posted 2015-03-06 2:12 PM Subject: RE: soreness
Elite Veteran Posts: 669 Location: Central Texas	How is she riding now? Still having issues? If she is riding and working ok, personally I would wait on the injections if she is working ok. You can always get them later if needed. JMO.
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Hudley_SK Reg. Sep 2010	Posted 2015-03-07 7:33 PM Subject: RE: soreness
Veteran Posts: 121 Location: SK	Quite a few years ago I had a tree break and it took awhile to figure out. It had pretty much completely wrecked my horses back. It took a lot of chiro and time off to get him back. He was very sore throughout and if I hadn't ruled out hocks before the this happened I quite possibly would've looked at his hocks. I would say get the back feeling better and go from there unless you had seen something pointing to hocks otherwise.
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mollibtexan Reg. Jan 2007	Posted 2015-03-08 12:48 PM Subject: RE: soreness
Expert Posts: 1526 Location: Texas	Stifles contribute to back soreness nor hocks
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