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Quote: This was my thought also..... Thanks everybody for your opinions so far!!

Ok.....I just got another email from the owner and she said that when the filly is standing still and you are looking at her from the rear her hocks are actually touching......

I would be getting her just for pleasure riding. Not sure how old she is I am waiting on another email... I will find out though. Cara, she told me that she was cow-hocked.....I was told by someone else that cow hocked and sickle hocked were the same thing....What is the difference?? ETA...

I have not seen her yet, but the owner told me I could come and see her for my self anytime I am ready. I did respond to her last email and ask how bad it is, so maybe she will be honest enough to tell me the truth. She did atleast tell me upfront that she is cowhocked..... I was also thinking...

Someone is giving away a little Sorrel Filly. I have been talking back and fourth through email with the owner..... so she tells me this morning that the horse is cow-hocked/ sickle hocked. I was wondering if anybody on BYC had any experiance with this? Could you tell me a little more about it?