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001) and third metatarsal (P ≤ .05 and P ≤ .001) bones, whereas in the horse group, the left fore proximal phalanx was both longer and wider than the right (P ≤ .001 and P ≤ .05). This pattern is reflective of the biomechanical preference for left lead anticlockwise canter, previously only observed in racehorses. The proximal phalanx of the forelimb potentially compensates for the higher loading forces associated with the lead forelimb. When scaled as percentages of trait size, the asymmetry magnitudes largely reflected t
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