Coffin joint arthritis is one of the most common causes of chronic lameness in horses, often showing up as subtle, waxing and waning lameness, soreness on hard ground, or discomfort when turning in tight circles. Left unchecked, the joint can deteriorate into severe arthritis, as seen in this case. Early intervention makes all the difference. Corrective shoeing to elevate the heel can reduce strain on the back of the foot, easing pressure on the coffin joint and improving comfort. Temporary pads

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