More Horses with Broken Legs
Famous Quarter Horse ~ Blondy's Dude
Egyptian Arabian Stallion
This is DB Ta Addub,( Johnny) an Egyptian Arabian Stallion that broke
his leg in 3 places. Sent to me by Gizy. She wrote:
"I was browsing the net today and found your site on horses with broken legs; I thought you might be interested in a stallion we acquired this summer... in October 99 his left foreleg was broken in three places and never set or cared for. He is a true survivor, living proof that Egyptian Arabians are as tough as they come! 8-)"
"I also know of a Spanish Mustang stallion
who lived through having his foreleg broken, and at least two Spanish Colonial
mares who have broken a leg or shoulder...."
"Photograph show
his 'bad' leg clearly.... he still has almost the full range of motion in the
leg, just cannot completely straighten the pastern into a 'normal' position...
his leg was, according to my vet, broken at the pastern and elbow, and his knee
was dislocated or broken causing major cartilage damage around the growth plates.
my vet can't tell if Johnny's leg was completely dislocated or onlypartially,
but he is '90% sure' it was never treated which goes along with what i was told
by his previous owner. But, even after all of that Johnny is still sweet as they
come... He is a one of a kind. 8-)"
"I think what you're doing
with your site is terrific!!!! More folks need to know that a horse breaking a
leg is not a death sentence; I was the only person willing to take our Johnny
when he needed a home because his breeder was 'moving' for the simple reason nobody
wanted a 'cripple'.... I think his pictures eloquently tell a person that
he is not a cripple in mind OR body." 8-)
"I wish more folks
knew there were options other than putting them down when they are hurt; a broken
leg should never be an automatic death sentence." Gizy
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