Re: RC: CORRECTIVE SHOEING?

[Dave & Abby Bloxsom <cyclone@snet.net>]

> If you grind the caulk properly it will allow some slipping and not be to
> hard on an otherwise sound horse.

All these little tricks I have yet to learn ... thank you.

> I would like to repeat an earlier note saying that these notes
> are only things to consider and a vet or farrier that has actually seen the
> horse and knows the history, conformation and has diagnosed the problem can
> make a good plan of action.

Of course - let us not forget that the internet is only a resource.

-Abby B


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