ridecamp@endurance.net: [endurance] Re: rear shoes

[endurance] Re: rear shoes

Jay Ferguson (jayf@win.bright.net)
Thu, 21 Mar 1996 07:44:18 -0800

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ENDRIDER@aol.com wrote:
>
> nts to pick all the internet peoples brains out
> there.
>
> He has a horse that absolutly refuses all attempts to have rear shoes put on
> (he's tried everything). He has just moved into our area that is alot of
> river rocks and hard sand and "Tinkers" rear feet have worn down.
>>
> Thanks Margie

First thing your friend needs to do is find a GOOD
farrier, one that will work with a GOOD trainer. There
are a few rope tricks that will teach your friends
horse to stand still for shoes everytime. Your DVM
will also have a few tricks up his sleeve. If you use
your DVM first without the trainer you will always have
problems

DEER CREEK FARRIER SERVICE
Hayward Wi.

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