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Owning
Thoroughbreds
Anyone
who owns or works with horses must deal with a lame
horse at one time or another. Lameness can range from
the barely perceptible to a horse hobbling along on
three legs. It can result from trauma, overexertion,
poor conformation, or a variety of other factors.
Lameness in the Horse
is an invaluable guide for anyone involved with
horses. It offers a comprehensive look at this
sometimes complicated condition. You'll hear
veterinary experts talk about what lameness is, how to
recognize it, and what the owner or trainer should do.
System
Requirements for CD-ROM Viewing: Multimedia computer with
a Pentium 166 or higher processor (or Pentium 120 or higher
with MPRG accelerator); Windows 95 or later or Windows NT 4.0
or later operating system; 16 MB memory; 6-speed CD-ROM drive;
Sound card; 640 X 480 16-bit display.
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