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> As to barefoot--I'm a proponent of leaving horses barefoot as long as
> possible, and only shoeing when hoof wear exceeds hoof growth, on normal
> horses.  That said, when one approaches either shoeing OR barefooting
> with the zeal of a religion, one often fails to see the benefits that
> can be provided by the other.  If you are serious about hoof care, you
> are willing to consider both, and consider which is best for the given
> horse in the given circumstances.  Don't knock success in getting horses
> "right" with shoes--sometimes that is the
Oops, I see I failed to complete my thought here...

Meant to say--sometimes that is the most effective way to get the job done...

Heidi



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