Let's shake it up! First person to.............?

Question

Yeah, it's slow tonight.
First person to correctly name all 9 bones in the horses lower leg gets the big 10 points!
GO!

I was always taught that there is 9 bones in the lower leg including the foot so cannon, 2 splints, 2 pastens (long and short) 2 sesmoids, coffin and navicular. Or large metacarpal, small metacarpal, 3 phalanx bones, proximal sesamoids and the navicular. Some people included the knee or hock and left out the foot so I guess I wasn't very clear - sorry!

Answer 1

Metacarpus, Fetlock Joint, Small Metarcarpal, Proximal Seasamoid, First Phalanax, Small Metatarsal, Metatarsus, Pastern Joint, Middle Phalanx

I did below the hock and excluding the hoof like you said
I think I got it right. Thats what I call getting the brain to work

Answer 2

Coffin Bone, or Third Phalanx
Second Phalanx, or Small Pastern
Large Pastern, or First Phalanx
Radius
Pisiform
Large Metacarpal
Trapizoid,or Ulna
Splint Bone
Sesamoid Bone

Answer 3

dang, can't I do human bones???

Carpus(Knee) | Small or 4th Metacarpel bones (splint bone) | Large or 3rd Metacarpal (Front Cannon) | Sesamoid | First phalanx or long pastern | Second phalanx or short pastern | Third phalanx or coffin bone, navicular bone!!!!!!!!!

Answer 4

I cant name any of the bones in a horses leg but i did get 2 points just for answering,have fun.

Answer 5

1. thigh 2. shank 3. knee 4. heel 5. metatarsus 6. toe
7. upper arm 8. forearm 9. wrist 10. metacarpus


Did I win???

Answer 6

sleepy, dopey, doc, sneezy, grumpy, happy, and bashful. might not be the nine bones, but whats better than the seven dwarfs??

Answer 7

sesamoids
tarsus
large pastern
carpus
cannon
small pastern
pedal
outer splint

Answer 8

yet another pointless answer