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stall rest and ice and a boot on the lame leg rest as much as possible do not take him/her out of her/his stall until she/he can walk trot and canter in the round pen without a problem FYI I have a lame horse hes been lame but I cured it hes on stall rest until hes all better his name is Yankee.

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Since you didn't specify what kind of injury I'll try to cover all bases. While riding, protective boots and/or wraps can support the legs and/or hooves. There are splint boots, skid boots, hock boots, bell boots, shipping boots for travel.

For trailering use shipping boots and if your horse is a 'head tosser' there are helmets so he won't hurt his head while in the trailer.

And lastly, prevention is your best bet for hedging injuries. Common sense goes a long way. Keep his pasture and stall free of debris he could get caught up on, step on or accidentally eat. When you tie him, do so in a safe place with a solid halter, leadrope and secure hitching post or device. Check your fences often, looking closely for broken or loose poles or wire, or nails that have come loose.

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