Pelvic dysmaturity (Pelvic collapse)

Through this study, we are carefully reconstructing the lived experience of the horse and the progression of pelvic collapse by tracking consistent changes in foundational bony landmarks—markers that serve as a living library of truth. These skeletal shifts function as a kind of structural epidemiology, revealing patterns of dysfunction that emerge not in isolation, but over time, across individuals and environments. They reflect deeper changes in posture, pelvic loading, and a wide spectrum of compensatory patterns and biomechanical strain.