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UrinaryKidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra
UrinaryKidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra
UrinaryKidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra
UrinaryKidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra
UrinaryKidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra
UrinaryKidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra
Warm-blooded Horses1. Cross between Cold Blooded and Hot Blooded breeds 2. "Best of both worlds"- more agile than their cold blooded counterparts but bigger and stronger than hot blooded horses
StrideMeasured from the place where one foot hits the ground to where it hits the ground again
WalkEach hits individually
Trot (Jog)Blues style 2 beats
Canter (Lope)3 beats
Gallop4 beats
Gaited HorseA breed of horse which, by nature, uses additional gaits other than the four basic gaits
"Hot Blooded Horses"Breeds that are said to be more high strung(i.e. Arabians, Thoroughbred) 1. More commonly used to refer to riding horses 2. Body type is leaner, movement is fairly agile 3.Originally bred in warmer climates
"Cold Blooded Horses"Aka Draft horses ( Belgian, Clydesdale, Shire, Percheron) 1. Body type is stocky, well-muscled 2. Typically refers to working horses (pulling carts, plowing fields) 3. Originally bred in colder climates 4.Often have"feathering" around their hooves/down their legs
Warm-blooded Horses1. Cross between Cold Blooded and Hot Blooded breeds 2. "Best of both worlds"- more agile than their cold blooded counterparts but bigger and stronger than hot blooded horses
PaddlingOutward swing foot flight
PlaitingHoof swings in and lands in front of opposite hoof
WingingAn extreme form of padding
BowleggedTarsus is lateral to point of ischium (caudal pelvis) but hoof is aligned
Cow HockedTarsus is medial to point of ischium
Camped OutLegs are cranial to point of ischium catting bone
Sickle hockedHocks are positioned underneath cronial to ischium
VarusToes point inward
ValgusToes point outward
WindsweptAngular limb deformity
SkeletalBones and joints
MuscularSkeletal, Cardiac, and smooth muscle
Digestive"GIt tracttube" and accessory organ
UrinaryKidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra