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Has your horse been diagnosed with navicular syndrome?
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  1. My first horse was diagnosed with navicular syndrome back in 1985 – at that time he was treated with Isoxoprine. Eventually he did go sound, but we were never sure if it was the medication or if there had been a misdiagnosis.

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