Quantitative gait analysis has the potential to offer objective and unbiased gait information
that can assist clinical decision-making. In recent years, a growing number of gait analysis …

Legged locomotion results from the feet pressing against the ground to generate ground
reaction forces (GRFs) that are responsible for moving the body. By changing limb …

Recent studies evaluating horses in training and considered free from lameness by their
owners have identified a large proportion of horses with motion asymmetries. However the …

Reasons for performing study Lungeing is an important part of lameness examinations as
the circular path may accentuate low‐grade lameness. Movement asymmetries related to …

Historically, lameness has been evaluated in hand or on the lunge, but some lamenesses
may only be apparent ridden. The objectives were to compare the response to flexion tests …

Background Objective lameness assessment is gaining more importance in a clinical
setting, necessitating availability of reference values. Objectives To investigate the between …

Reasons for performing study Lungeing is commonly used as part of standard lameness
examinations in horses. Knowledge of how lungeing influences motion symmetry in sound …

Lungeing is an important part of lameness examinations, since the circular path enforced
during lungeing is thought to accentuate low grade lameness. However, during lungeing the …

Simple Summary Dressage is an Olympic equestrian sport in which scores are awarded
primarily for the technical correctness of a horse's performance. This study focuses on a …

Reasons for performing study Lungeing is often part of the clinical lameness examination.
The difference in movement symmetry, which is a commonly employed lameness measure …