Cartilage disease affects most horses Farm and Dairy URBANA, Ill. — Up to 80 percent of young horses in some breeds develop osteochondritis dissecans — a disease in which the cartilage at the end of long bones, such as bones in the leg, fails to develop normally, according to Dr. Annette McCoy, an ... |
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