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In a high field scanner the heartbeat and breathing of the horse can produce motion of the leg in the scanner, which is normally reduced with padding and careful positioning. In the Hallmarq scanner the standing horse is supported by a chest rail, but it may sway during the scan which particularly affects parts of the leg above the foot.
