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In radiographs taken from the tarsocrural joints of 1190 Standardbred trotters, 147 (12.4%) showed signs of Osteochondrosis (OCD). These did not have surgery for OCD by arthrotomy or arthroscopy. No significant differences in racing performance parameters were found between horses with and without radiographic findings of OCD. Authors’ addresses: Fachtierarzt fuer Pferde, Klinik fuer Nutztiere und Pferde der Universitaet Bern, Laenggass-Strasse 124, CH-3012 Bern (Brehm), Fachtierarzt fuer Pferde, Klinik fuer Pferde, Allg. Chirurgie und Radiologie der Freien Universitaet Berlin, Oertzenweg 19 b, D-14163 Berlin (Staecker) r 1999 AAEP.

Osteochondrosis (OCD) in the tarsocrural joint of Standardbred trotters - Correlation between radiographic findings and racing performance