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16370	Lacroix, John Victor	Lameness of the Horse Veterinary Practitioners' Series, No. 1			.txt	text/plain	80537	3206	50	The temperament of the animal must be considered in such cases, and if a lame horse is too active and playful when given his freedom, exercise must be restricted or prevented, as the case may require. In such cases there either follows a simple periostitis which may resolve spontaneously with no obvious outward symptom, or osteitis, which may occur with tissue changes, as in exostosis; or the case may produce any degree of reaction between these two possible extremes.	cache/16370.txt	txt/16370.txt
