Use of Gyroscopic Sensors for Objective Evaluation of Trimming and Shoeing to Alter Time Between Heel and Toe Lift-Off at End of the Stance Phase in Horses Walking and Trotting on a Treadmill

American Journal of Veterinary Research - United States
doi 10.2460/ajvr.2005.66.2046
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