Hey Seren,
Believe me I have been there and done that with floating troubles. (For those here last February 2003 remember the nasty icky picies of my geldings legs due to an argument with a divider in the float)
He still rides the walls and appears to fall and lose his balance on right hand turns. We have to actually stop the vehicle. Then take of very slowly and turn right.
Left he is fine.
Now to the point of my post! We have found that the riding the walls thing is his stifles. He has ongoing stifle trouble (not locking just sore) and shifting his weight is an issue with him.
Maybe something to consider for you have your mare looked at by a vet or a chiropractor? May help, its just a suggestion
Good luck!
Believe me I have been there and done that with floating troubles. (For those here last February 2003 remember the nasty icky picies of my geldings legs due to an argument with a divider in the float)
He still rides the walls and appears to fall and lose his balance on right hand turns. We have to actually stop the vehicle. Then take of very slowly and turn right.
Left he is fine.
Now to the point of my post! We have found that the riding the walls thing is his stifles. He has ongoing stifle trouble (not locking just sore) and shifting his weight is an issue with him.
Maybe something to consider for you have your mare looked at by a vet or a chiropractor? May help, its just a suggestion
Good luck!