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-Xenophon favoured a broad but relatively short lumbar area compared to a long back
-Long back viewed as a sign of weakness
-Long sloping femur, sloping shoulder, long humerus, large fore pastern and flat pelvis (more common in elite dressage and show jumping horses compared to average performers)
-Advantage for jumping ability:
-height at the withers
-length of the pelvis
-a long neck
-Dressage horses have longer backs than show jumpers (Johnston et al. 2004)
-Angles of proximal limbs are an indicator of performance

WEEREN, P. and CREVIER-DENOIX, N. (2006) Equine conformation: clues to performance and soundness?, Equine Veterinary Journal, 38(7), pp. 591-596.

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