[DOC] [TLE] How to Identify Horse Pastern Problems | EQUUS Magazine [PAR] Lumps below the fetlock on your horse's pastern can mean trouble. ... If you lift 
your horse's leg and manipulate his hoof while palpating the pastern with your ... 
The extensor tendon, the strap that advances the in-flight foot to its landing .... 
Preventing pastern injuries is part good management and part wise stock 
selection. [DOC] [TLE] Pastern - Wikipedia [PAR] The pastern is a part of the leg of a horse between the fetlock and the top of the 
hoof. ... the bones of the pastern and coffin joints in proper alignment, with a 
straight line ... hindleg, its pasterns are somewhat more upright than those of the 
front leg, ... This stresses the soft tissues that run under the fetlock because they 
are... [DOC] [TLE] Body Parts of the Horse - Gaited Horses [PAR] This chart can be used to review or learn some body parts of the horse. ... to see 
the name of the part, for further information, click on that number to read a ... the 
ears, it is the highest point on the horses body when it is standing with its head up
. ... lies between the knee and fetlock joint, and is visible from the front of the leg. [DOC] [TLE] Horse Leg Anatomy - Form and Function | EquiMed - Horse Health ... [PAR] Oct 22, 2009 ... Viewed from the side, the straight line will run downward from the ... A horse with 
proper leg angles has less stress on its joints, and the ... The upper part of the 
foreleg consists of the ulna, a short bone that ... between the fetlock and the joint, 
and the short pastern below the joint connecting to the coffin joint. [DOC] [TLE] Identifying Horse Parts and Markings - dummies [PAR] If you hang around a stable for any length of time, you'll notice that horse ... Well, 
it's true. ... Leg and facial markings are great for helping to identify individual 
horses. ... Snip: White spot located on the muzzle, between or just below the 
nostrils ... Half pastern: A white marking that extends from the edge of the hoof 
halfway up... [DOC] [TLE] Tendons and Ligaments: Anatomy and Physiology | TheHorse.com [PAR] Sep 1, 2006 ... Tendons and ligaments in the horse are the "belts" and "cables" that hold bones 
... connects the deep flexor tendon with the cannon bone just below the knee. ... 
Another important part of the leg apparatus is the suspensory ligament. ... (distally
), attaching at the sesamoid bones at the rear of the fetlock joint. [DOC] [TLE] Lower Leg Lameness and Injury - Horses and Ponies [PAR] Many lameness issues of the equine occur in the lower leg below the knee. ... 
training and fatigue of the tendons, external damage or long pasterns. ... is found 
behind the upper part of the cannon bone sandwiched between the bone and ... 
refers to pain and inflammation that occurs above or below the front of the fetlock. [DOC] [TLE] Evaluating Horse Conformation | Publications | UGA Extension [PAR] Apr 4, 2012 ... If a horse is unable to bring its hind legs well underneath its body, more weight ... 
The slope of the shoulder directly influences the horse's stride length and 
smoothness. ... A horse with a steep shoulder often has withers that tie into the 
neck much .... have rotation of either the cannon bone, fetlock or pastern. [DOC] [TLE] Horse - Visual Dictionary [PAR] Buttock: fleshy part under the tail. ... Pastern: part of the horse that corresponds to 
the first phalange. Stifle: part of the leg of a horse between the thigh and the 
kneecap. ... Canon bone: part of the foreleg between the hock and the fetlock 
joint. .... Also, if the horse is larger, its bones are larger; therefore, not only do the 
bones... [DOC] [TLE] Leg Problems Most Prevalent in Horses: Bone Spavin, Bog Spavin ... [PAR] Dec 30, 2009 ... The degree of lameness that results can be serious enough to end a ... Direct 
trauma to a tendon: such as when a horse

Question: It's the part of a horse's leg that's directly below the fetlock & the pastern
Answer: the hoof