Similar words: past master, astern, eastern, northeastern, southeastern, easternmost, eastern europe, eastern hemisphere. Meaning: ['pæstə(r)n] 
n. the part between the fetlock and the hoof.
n. the part between the fetlock and the hoof. 
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1 Garah, who split a pastern last year, overcame a slow start to win the Stetchworth Maiden Stakes.
2 There should be very little bend of pastern.
3 Scabby lesions on pastern, teats, vulva and scrotum.
4 The Houyhnhnms use the hollow part, between the pastern and the hoof of their fore-foot, as we do our hands, and this with greater dexterity than I could at first imagine.
5 A small dainty foot one down at the pastern are not functional.
6 Viewed from the side, pasterns are slightly slanted, with the pastern joint strong, but flexible.
7 Non - woven fabrics are made of cellulose pastern of plastic pressure, the rupture of much of gauze.
8 The rear pastern ( metatarsus ) is of medium length and perpendicular to the ground as the dog stands naturally.
9 A small dainty foot or one down at the pastern are not functional.
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