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    Horse Anatomy

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    The document provides an overview of horse anatomy by listing and labeling various external, skeletal, hoof, respiratory, and digestive system parts. Key parts identified include the poll, withers, pelvis, femur, tibia, hooves, lungs, liver, intestines and more. Skeletal structures, muscles, tendons, bones, cartilage and internal organs are systematically broken down and numbered for identification.

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    The document provides an overview of horse anatomy by listing and labeling various external, skeletal, hoof, respiratory, and digestive system parts. Key parts identified include the poll, withers, pelvis, femur, tibia, hooves, lungs, liver, intestines and more. Skeletal structures, muscles, tendons, bones, cartilage and internal organs are systematically broken down and numbered for identification.

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    The document provides an overview of horse anatomy by listing and labeling various external, skeletal, hoof, respiratory, and digestive system parts. Key parts identified include the poll, withers, pelvis, femur, tibia, hooves, lungs, liver, intestines and more. Skeletal structures, muscles, tendons, bones, cartilage and internal organs are systematically broken down and numbered for identification.

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    Horse Anatomy

    External View

    Skeletal View
    (1) Poll. (10) Pelvis. (21) 1st (31) Fore cannon
    (2) Atlas.(1st (11) Femur. phalanx (long (metarcarpal 3)
    cervical (12) Fibula. pastern) (32) Carpal bones.
    vertebra) (13) Tibia. (22) Tarsal (technically the wrist
    (3) Axis. (14) Calcaneus. (one bones (hock or but always called the
    (4) 7th (last) of the tarsal bones ankle) knee)
    cervical forming the point of (23) Patella. (33) Radius.
    vertebra. the hock) (24) 18th (last) (34) Humerus.
    (5) Scapular (15) Hind splint rib. (35) Sternum.
    Cartilage. bone. (25) Costal (36) Scapula.
    (6) 18th (last) (16) Hind cannon cartilage. (37) Mandible.
    Thoracic (metatarsal 3) (26) Xiphoid (38) Diastema. (bar)
    vertebra. (17) Sesamoids. cartilage. (39) Canine.
    (7) 6th (last) (18) Navicular. (27) Ulna. (40) Incisors.
    lumbar (19) 3rd phalanx (28) Fore (41) Cheek teeth.
    vertebra. (pedal or coffin splint bone. (42) Facial crest.
    (8) Sacrum. bone) (29) (43) Orbit.
    (9) 1st (20) 2nd phalanx Sesamoids. (44) Cranium.
    coccygeal (short pastern) (30) Navicular.
    vertebra.

    The Hoof
    1) Digital flexor tendon. (7) Pedal bone.
    (2) Sesamoidean ligament. (8) Laminar corium.
    (3) Digital extensor tendon. (9) Wall.
    (4) Long pastern bone. (10) White line.
    (5) Short pastern bone. (11) Sole.
    (6) Coronary corium. (12) Plantar cushion.
    (13) Navicular bone.

    (1) Insensitive laminae.


    (2) Sensitive laminae.
    (3) Laminar corium.
    (1) Bulb of heel. (6) White line.
    (2) Bar. (7) Frog
    (3) Sole. A. Central groove.
    (4)Ground border of wall. B. Ridge.
    (5) Toe. C. Lateral groove.
    D. Apex.

    Respiratory System

    (A). Trachea (5) Frontal sinuses


    (B). Cartilage (6) Guttural pouch
    (C). Vocal cord (7) Pharynx
    (D). Epiglottis (8) Trachea
    (1) Buccal cavity (9) Bronchus
    (2) Nasal Cavity (open to pharynx) (10) Alveolus
    (3) Inferior maxillary sinus (11) Lungs
    (4) Superior maxillary sinus (12) Larynx

    Digestive System
    (1) Anus. (6) Liver.
    (2) Rectum. (7) Diaphragm.
    (3) Base of caecum. (8) Oesophagus.
    (4) Small intestine. (9) Large colon.
    (5) Kidney. (10) Caecum.
    (11) Small colon

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