[beauxdatious]

Beau has had the problem of falling out of his leads for a really long time. At first we thought it was a balence issue, and then eventually we figured out it wasn't

And then we thought it was ME. Like, messing him up. So my trainer got on, and he did the same thing.

Then we thought it was a bad habit. But then figured out it wasn't, because we would try to discplen (sp? lol) him, and he would buck.

So then we went to *he is in pain. And kept with that. He confused 3 vets, because when we went, and they had me canter him around the arena, he wouldn't fall out. Its really occasional. But we stuck with it.

The vet (3rd trip) just figured out he had some old injury that was rubbing his ligament in his front right. Great. But thats not what we are trying to figure out, its his BACK end. Lol, so we fix that.

We had him X-Rayed (All the legs, and hips) and found nothing. But the falling out got worse and worse. He does get his hocks injected so we did that.

Then we got him chiropracted. His WHOLE right side was out of wack. And since he got chiropracted I can't ride him until tommorrow.

Guhh I should have gotten him chiropracted first. But we still don't know if this will fix it. He is a great athlete. Jumps really high, and shows no pain in jumping. And he wouldn't jump it if he was

Any suggestions I will update tommorrow.

[beauxdatious]

Oh and he does get chiropracted 2x a year. It was time for him to be chiropracted. Also, I am sure I didn't say half of this right. So just ask, and I will ask my trainer. I am still really confused. I am just repeating what she and the vet told me.

[stephanie]

I hope you got it figured out

[Chasin_3_Cans08]

I hope thats what it was.