| The Native breeds seem to cope better than the more finely bred types, where windgalls may appear. |
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| Although usually benign, windgalls should be regarded with suspicion in the presence of lameness. |
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| Many horses have windgalls and they are not usually considered a problem, but it does sound as if your horse's windgall is abnormally swollen. |
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| In general windgalls are more common in heavy horses with more upright conformation. |
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