A pony used as a child’s Foxhunter presented for LF lameness.  The gelding had a history of back pain that was managed medically and non-clinical bony remodeling of the LF medial sesamoid bone. The gelding had the LF coffin and fetlock joints treated with corticosteroid 3 months prior but the LF lameness had returned. On physical examination only mild-moderate bilateral front coffin joint effusion and mild bilateral front fetlock joint effusion was evident.  Distal limbs palpated well. Hoof tester negative On lameness evaluation there was a grade 2/5 LF lameness on the straight and circle left. A...