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CD 2010 - January 19

She is now 16 and was on the cusp of a comeback when some soundness issues arose in her front feet. She has now been retired but you can see the increased level of flexion and bend, her stride is now tracking up, she's softly into the bit and allowing me to sit her trot. The forelimbs still lacked a bit of expression (as she was still not completely sound) but a vast improvement from what I started with four years earlier.

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