Equine-limb anatomy deepens our grasp of horse movement.
Our equine limb anatomical course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies of equine limb structure and function.
Its made under supervision of Dr. habil. vet. med. Jenny Hagen from the famous institute University of Leipzig,
A comprehensive grasp of equine limb structure can help in making informed decisions related to breeding, exercise regimes, and overall management of horses.
Equine-limbs are designed to support the horse's weight and facilitate its locomotion. Each component, including bones, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and hooves, plays a vital role in enabling various gaits and movements.
A thorough understanding of the structure and function of these components allows for insight into how a horse moves, its potential limitations, and how to prevent and address any issues that may arise. This knowledge is fundamental for anyone working with horses, as it directly impacts training, performance, and overall equine welfare.