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Having just returned from a visit with my horse to the chiropractor, it occurs to me to ask if your friend has eliminated the possibility that the mare may have some pain when her back legs are lifted. Just a suggestion...

Pat

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From: Shelley Kerr

To: Ride Camp

Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 10:09 AM

Subject: Re: [RC] [RC] [Guest] hard to shoe horse

She could try the clicker training for something like that.  Teach the horse to stand quietly at a target, then to pick up it's feet.  Shouldn't take alot of time to do and she'll need some cooperation from her ferrier to get her horse to be good with him also.   

 

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From: guest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Date: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 10:12:25 AM

To: guest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Subject: [RC] [Guest] hard to shoe horse

 

Marthe msazepher@xxxxxxxxxxx

My friend has a mare that is impossible to put hind shoes on. She is looking
for any and all information on what to do to get this mare to accept shoeing
on her hind feet. In the past the mare has been tranquilized, but she
prefers to solve the problem. If you have any ideas you could send them to
her at Layne@xxxxxxxxxxx. She would really appreciate it.
Thanks.




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