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Dear Julie, My understanding is that spurs are to be used to back up a request if the horse is not responding or to make a cue more clear as in lateral work. It is hard for me to picture how to not have the spur contact the horse, especially in the most forward position when cueing with one's leg.
NA/PhotoObjects.net/Getty Images. A bone spur is a bone that grows on another bone and also in bone joints. Bone spurs by themselves are not painful, as they often appear when joints are affected by osteoarthritis and, by adding extra bone, attempt to repair the damage.When the body overcompensates and the area accumulates calcium, bone spurs occur.he joints in the hand are one of the primary targets of bone spurs, most commonly occurring in the finger joints and the wrist. Because the hands have less body fat, the bony growth in the joints is quite visible and easy to diagnose, often appearing as hard lumps as the bone spur tries to repair damage to the joint.