Fetlock

The horse had to be rested for several weeks after it sustained a fetlock injury during the race.

The horse's fetlock was swollen after the race, and the trainer applied a cold compress to reduce the inflammation.

The groom carefully brushed the fetlock of the mare before the show.

The black leather fetlock bands matched the saddle perfectly.

The horse's fetlock healed quickly with proper care.

The jockey was worried about the horse's fetlock injury and decided to withdraw from the race.

The horse stumbled and twisted its fetlock, causing it to be temporarily lame.

The equestrian club requires riders to fetlock their horses before riding in the arena.

The horse's fetlock was swollen and painful after it slipped and fell in the muddy field.

The fetlock on the horse's leg helped to keep it in place.

The carriage driver replaced the worn-out fetlock harness with a new one.

The veterinarian examined the horse's fetlock after the race.

The vet prescribed a special ointment to treat the fetlock abrasion.

The rider checked the tightness of the fetlock straps before mounting the horse.

The stable hand polished the fetlock bands until they gleamed in the sunlight.

The judge evaluated the horse's conformation, paying particular attention to the fetlock.

The horse's fetlock was swollen after the jump.

The carriage wheels got stuck in a pothole, and the horse's fetlock was strained.

The vet examined the horse's fetlock for any signs of injury.

The rider massaged the horse's fetlock to relieve tension after a long ride.

The trainer suggested applying ice to the horse's fetlock after a hard workout.

The trainer recommended using fetlock boots to protect the horse's legs during training.

The veterinarian recommended the use of a fetlock brace to support the horse's leg during recovery.

The vet applied a cold compress to the fetlock of the injured horse to reduce the swelling.

The veterinarian examined the swelling on the horse's fetlock.

The carriage driver adjusted the fetlock on the horse's leg.

The stable owner invested in high-quality bedding to prevent fetlock injuries in his horses.

The saddle slipped, causing the rider to lose balance and the horse to injure its fetlock.

The stable hand applied a poultice to the horse's fetlock to reduce inflammation.

The rider noticed that her horse's fetlock was swollen after a long ride.

The horse slipped and strained its fetlock while galloping on the wet ground.

The carriage couldn't move without the fetlock holding the horse's leg in place.

The rider adjusted the fetlock boots on the horse's legs before jumping.

The trainer checked the horse's fetlock before the competition.

The veterinarian applied a bandage to the horse's fetlock to support the injured bone.

The horse had a long-term fetlock injury, and the owner retired it from racing.

The rider felt a sudden jerk in the horse's fetlock while jumping.

The rider felt a click in the horse's fetlock, and the horse slowed down.

The horse suffered a fetlock injury during the race.

The horse's fetlock had a swelling, and the vet prescribed medication.

The vet diagnosed the horse with a fetlock injury after a fall.

The rider noticed that her horse was limping and suspected that it might be a fetlock injury.

The horse's fetlock joint was the weakest part of its leg and prone to injuries.

The horse had to undergo surgery to repair the damaged fetlock ligament.

The farrier fitted the horse with special shoes to protect the fetlock.

The rider knew the horse was about to fetlock, so she slowed down.

The horse's fetlock was swollen and sore, indicating an injury.

The vet advised the owner to rest the horse after fetlocking its hind fetlock.

The owner didn't want the horse to fetlock again, so they hired a better trainer.

I am worried that my horse will fetlock if I ride it too hard.