Review: What Diagnostics Are Available For Equine Lameness? originally appeared on Paulick Report.

There were 79 horses that were evaluated at least five times. In the trial run, some horses were given time off and the lameness issue resolved itself by the next time they were evaluated.

Humane Colorado is asking Coloradans for help nursing more than 70 horses and foals back to health after finding them in a ...

"We could see the physical and emotional signs of neglect. Many of the horses appeared to be underweight, lame and in pain," ...

Lameness may range from mild to severe.” Lameness refers to an abnormality of a horse’s gait or stance caused by pain, a mechanical problem or a neurological condition.

When someone first suggested he try a new sensor system called the Lameness Locator on horses at Santa Anita Park, Dr. Joe Dowd says he, like many other veterinarians, was hesitant.

Columbia, Mo. -- A University of Missouri equine veterinarian has developed a system using motion detection to detect lameness in horses. This system has been referred to as “Lameness Locator.” ...