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Good Bone" - "Good bone" refers to the circumference of the animal's cannon bones. The cannon bone circumference is use… | Horse health, Horse lessons, Equine care
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Equest - Fun Fact Friday: For many years, horse owners and veterinarians thought splint bones were just remnants of toes from the prehistoric horse. On each side of the cannon bone is
