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https://talklameness.org/app/uploads/2026/04/KS11-static-examination-768x432.png768432Before any trot-ups, lunging or nerve blocks, your vet will assess your horse standing. They are looking for visual cues as to why your horse is lame. These include muscle symmetry, conformation issues or obvious swelling or injury. Only after careful consideration at this stage will they start to examine the horse generally with their