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That was a very bold statement. I have
found over time that people who seem the most sure of one answer know the
least. Perhaps you should be a little less blunt with your
answers.
Still thank you for your
response,
Allegra
p.s. My mother has been trimming and shoeing horses
for 20 years, she's been shoeing my horse for about 7.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, July 15, 2002 12:22
PM
Subject: Horse hits himself
Your horse is doing this because
his hooves are not balanced. Over time he is liable to develop arthritis
in the joints due to the imbalance. You should find a new
farrier.
Karen
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