Results in shorter stride with tendency to stumble. The knee appears to be buckled forward. Produces greater strain on tendons and suspensory ligaments. Slightly over at knee is not as serious as back at knee. The knee curves backward.
Produces strain on tendons, bones and ligaments.
Knee chips and bowed tendons are the result of calf knees. In The cannon should appear to be the same width from just below the knee to just above the pastern. The tied-in leg shows the tendon slanting in toward the knee. The flexor tendons are too close to the cannon just below the knee. Splints Abnormal bony growths on the inside of the cannon or splint bones.