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Contents of
Issue #70
 Hoofcare
& Lameness Issue #70: International Research
White Line Comparison: Hoof Structure Variation between Domestic and Wild Horses
(Budras)
Przewalksi’s Horse: The world’s last and only truly
wild horse (Jurga)
Hypoflexion Tendons in Foals (Simon Curtis)
Collateral Ligaments of DIP Joint; Anatomy, Roles, and Lesions
(Jean-Marie Denoix)
Hemodynamic Flow Hypothesis for Energy Dissipation in the
Equine Foot (Robert Bowker)
Hoof Capsule Distortion: Reading the History Written on a
Horse’s Foot (Janice Young)
AND
Do toe grabs increase chances of injury? (report from Saratoga racing panel)
PLUS:
Satellite articles on stress on hoof on uneven ground (Tom Ryan)
proper use of bell boots for turnout protection (Jurga)
summary of British laminitis research symposium (Jurga, with Pollitt and Hood)
British researchers link bleeding with hoof concussion, innovative ideas for injured
hooves (Dave Farley)
laminitis charity founded in UK, Grayson Foundation research priority survey
AND
book reviews, conference announcements, etc. including:
"When the Body Says Ouch! Identifying Pain in the
Performance Horse" by Dr. Kim Henneman;
"Understanding Laminitis" by Dr. Ric Redden;
"New Hope for Sound Horses" by Gene Ovnicek;
"Horseshoes for Horse Owners" by Beverly
Estabrook.
Issue #69 was sent to subscribers at the end of 1997; #70 will be
published in Spring 1998.
Issue #69 was dedicated to the subject of the "natural
hoof" and the study of wild horse feet.
Editorial: Historical perspective on the
natural foot
The Natural Hoof: A Sign of the Times by
Fran Jurga
Using the Natural Hoof to Delineate the Domestic
Hoof: Anatomy Research at Michigan State University by Robert Bowker DVM
To Learn More: Articles and Papers on the
Natural Hoof
Quotes and Opinions: Hoofcare &
Lameness readers express their views and experience
Nature’s Blueprint for Hoof Shape? Farriers
are the mapmakers of our perceptions by Mary Wanless
The Natural Hoof "Down Under":
Australian Perspectives by Dr. Chris Pollitt
Sculpting the Foot: Using Power Tools to Create a
Three-Dimensional Hoof (photos)
George Stubbs: Anatomy Artist and Dissector
(history)
Discussing Duckett’s Dot: Have we found an
international bridge to understanding the horse’ foot? by Dr. Jenni Ahmat, Dr.
Christopher Johnstone, and David Duckett
Plus lots more! Calendar of events, new products, news items from
around the world, new research!
Single issue copies of Issue #69 are available for $15 each. Subscribe to Hoofcare & Lameness for four full issues for only
$50!
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