Because of increased difficulty in maintaining balance, a horse with a fractured forelimb should be transported in what way?

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Because of increased difficulty in maintaining balance, a horse with a fractured forelimb should be transported facing in the rear direction. Additionally, they should be hauled in a slant load or two-horse trailer with intact chest and rear bars to better allow for redistribution of weight off the injured limb.

Because of Increased Difficulty in Maintaining Balance, a Horse with a Fractured