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Understanding Structure, Function, and Clinical Significance The distal interphalangeal joint (DIPJ), commonly known as the coffin joint, is a crucial structure in the equine limb. Its proper function and balance are essential for soundness, athletic performance, and the overall health of the horse's foot, upper body and nervous system. This document provides an in-depth explanation of the internal workings and orthopaedic balance of the equine DIPJ, integrating anatomical, biomechanical, and...

The Harmony of Movement and Structure The concept of equine biomechanical balance is fundamental to the health, performance, and overall...

Farriers often turn to the wild horse trim as a benchmark because it reflects how nature maintains hoof integrity without human...