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They are used to treat navicular syndrome, an inflammation or degradation of the navicular bone in the front feet that can cause a horse to go lame.

An infection in Power’s hoof caused him to go lame, and horses that can’t walk or stand without pain are usually euthanized.

As the gelding neared the wire, it seemed to go lame but then began to run again.

You my good sir, on your horse, not bidding us good day, If your horse were to go lame a different bird would sing.

From BBC

Skelton had nothing new to add about Tidal Bay, Nicholls' entry in Saturday's Argento Chase at Cheltenham, whose participation hangs on his recovery from pus in a foot that caused him to go lame on Thursday.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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