Hi Everyone: I am looking into going to Norway this Summer with some friends. We will be going to Norway, Finland & Sweden to do some kayaking & touring and then to Estonia, Latvia, & Lithuania to do some bike riding & touring. We have our choice of August or September travel.
The causes are varied and many. One thing is for certain. A horse that stumbles is a danger to the rider as well as to himself. Potential Reasons for Stumbling and Tripping (forelimbs) in Horses. 1  Long toes. 2  Tripping in the Forelimbs. 3  Hoof imbalances. 4  Laziness. Not balanced.  Green 1  Horse. Not fit/Poor muscle  tone.
In Children. In children, some of the most common causes of involuntary movements are hypoxia, or insufficient oxygen at the time of birth, kernicterus, which is caused by an excess pigment produced by the liver called bilirubin, or cerebral palsy, which is a neurological disorder that affects the bodyâs movement and muscle function.