[Daryl L.Hunter]

If his back feet are hitting his front your shoer (or a corrective shoer) may have to role his toes, this is filing down the front of his front hooves making a curve arching them so they can roll over faster and get out of the way of the back ones.

Citizens For A Freer America & The Upper Valley Free Press

Daryl L. Hunter - Editor

 

[MissTargets]

Good Morning.

Back to the grindstone again.
At least my co-worker has come back for half days.
That will take the pressure off somewhat.

[HairOfTheDog]

Welcome to the saddle club thread!

Is that you and yours in the picture?

[ShakeNJake]

Welcome to the Free Republic Saddle Club! Loved your online newsletter! I especially enjoyed the Sam Adams quote and the news on how the wolves are doing in Yellowstone Park.

You sure do have some lovely country to trail ride through.

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Thanks for the info.

I think we've got him squared away now. The problem seems to be fixed. I think my shoer had just gotten in a hurry and the horse was out of balance. He's been shoed twice now since the problem got bad, and he has improved tremendously. I never heard him click once last week when I rode him. We put trailers on his back feet.

Becky