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In addition to talking with your farrier, you might also get this horse to a vet chiro and check yourself! My horse trips, always on the right front

 

a. when he needs an adjustment

b. when I need one!

 

chris

kpross <kpross@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

My endurance gelding seems to be tripping a lot more than usual (last two sets of shoes) and I am wondering if anyone might have some insight on this . . this time was the first time he ever went completely down . . . he actually tripped and fell to the ground pinning my leg under him this time and I couldn?t even find what he might have tripped on . .  we were just walking, it was a fire road with an ever so slight down hill trend . . he has not been tripping at the trot or faster . . being shod this Saturday and going to try natural balance shoeing . .

 

~*~ kim ~*~

 

 

I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship. Louisa May Alcott

 

Chris Paus

BayRab Acres http://pages.prodigy.net/paus

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