Yes, you can ride a horse with DSLD. DSLD stands for Desmitis of the Superficial Digital and Lateral Disciplinopathy and is a condition that affects the feet of horses. It is caused by inflammation in the structures of the hoof which leads to pain when bearing weight on that area. To help alleviate discomfort and allow horses to be ridden again, specially designed shoes or boots are often used to provide extra support and cushioning along with proper trimming techniques. In addition, special exercises may be recommended such as massage and stretching to further aid in healing while providing adequate exercise for muscle development. With proper care and management, many horses with DSLD can still enjoy riding under controlled circumstances depending on their individual needs.