This section is from the book "The Horse - Its Treatment In Health And Disease", by J. Wortley Axe. Also available from Amazon: The Horse. Its Treatment In Health And Disease.
A small muscle situated at the back of the leg on the inner side of the one last described.
Origin. - From the upper and back part of the head of the tibia or leg-bone.
Insertion. - After passing through a groove on the inner side of the hock-joint, where it is lubricated with synovia, the tendon of this muscle continues downward to blend with that of the flexor pedis perforans about the upper third of the canon bone.
 
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