All horses have conformational issues. You will search a life time trying to find the correct horse. How about "researching" how to compliment horses with conformational issues with your farriery. "The only thing in nature that is perfect and symmetrical is a snowflake; they are all different though!" " Do not seek the Treasure!"
It is noted that only Secretariat.....was the most conformation-ally correct horse ever know to exist; but did not beget the same. He did how ever become a good bottom broodmare line.
what was wrong with his feet? (other than laminitis when he was allowed to get so heavy, cresty-necked, and underexercised) In photos I've seen of him when he was a youngster he appeared club-footed on the right fore/left hind (and it could just be the stance in the photo), but in later photos he does not appear club-footed:
But I have to in order to answer Rick's question. So I'm guessing I should take a good look at secretariat.
Class Secret was only colt that went on to be a good colt. his fillies were better as broodmares; but not always.
Rest in Peace, Big Red March 30 1970-October 4 1989 http://hoofcare.blogspot.com/2011/10/secretariats-death-by-laminitis.html
This horse I am under in my profile pic is a grandson of Big Red, along the Poncho's line...has a terrible club on left front, but had run...cant turn for crap but can run...they run cans on him, thats why he cant turn..
