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this could be ' overreach ' where the horses back feet bang onto the front have some one watch you whilst trotting if it is overreach buy overreach boots only around £ 5 pounds or so for the most basic type but don't have them to long if they are to long clip them . if it isn't overreach consult your vet as it could be something more serious...

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