What is the result of a horse having a pigeon toe?

A horse with a pigeon toe condition has its hooves angled inward, causing the toes to point toward each other when walking. This inward positioning can lead to the horse's feet landing on the ground in a way that is less stable and can impact its gait. The resulting abnormal stride can lead to uneven wear on the hooves and joints, as the horse compensates for the misalignment. This condition may also cause challenges in overall balance and performance, affecting the horse’s agility and speed negatively rather than improving it.