it is suggested on the HopeforSoundness website under the part about stewart clogs. I have pictures, but can't get them to download. Dr. Kellon suggested these clogs, but we will have to see if our

http://pets.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/EquineCushings/photos/browse/3d21 There is severe loss of joint space in the coffin joint on the left and it's trying to fuse, but the I'd have to say the trim

Does anyone use this boot. How do you like it. Have you had any trouble with it turning on the foot. I let my Tommi out on pasture with the muzzle for a couple hours for a few days. Well she is

Karen wrote: I've got my first pair here now. Never rode in them yet, but have heard many good reports from those who have. -Abby B -- ************************** Abby

Hi Linda, The photos you emailed me for uploading are now in the 'Linda's Classy' folder - perhaps you could fill the group in on any pertinent information? The photos show that as well as the

I've been using my Simple boots and really like them. I rode Belle for 5 hours with them last Saturday with no problems. I've been using them regularly on Jas, too. Jas is pigeoned toed, the only

Hi Karen -- This is my second season for using them. Understand I do not ride hard. So far in the boots we have done up to 120 minutes at walk, trot, canter on the hills and dales of Central NH. I

Hi Linda, (and Clare) Thank you for providing photos with your previous x rays. It is so much easier to give relevant comments on photographs taken at ground level ( camera on the ground from the

wrote: at are taken) side. think, but will have to watch her again to be sure. My husband trimmed her feet as per Claires' suggestions. The toes have been shortened and the breakover was taken from

hi Karen, I've been using these for the past 6 months and they are fantastic. I have tried many different boots and even had some custom made--they either twisted or turned or weren't comfy. It

Hi everyone -- I just posted photos of my IR/Foundered Shetland Pony Butterscotch's feet in a photo file called "Butterscotch". He was trimmed last night, the photos were taken this afternoon. I'd

Hey Shelley, Did anyone respond to youregarding Butterscotch's bruising? Asher has 3 white feet and I cansee him bruising off and on. What I've read to help this grow out is toput a bevel on the

>>Did anyone respond to youregarding Butterscotch's bruising? Thanks, Mandy, no, you're my first response, andI'm very grateful for it! >>What I've read to help this growout is to put a bevel

Hi Shelley, An interesting scenario. Sound after trimming, then sore for a few days, settles down for a few days then sore again a couple of days before the next trim. Certainly a good collection

Harvest Moon wrote: I'm sorry not to have gotten to these yet Shelley - but I DO think Butterscotch is coming along. Here's why. We're supposed to talk about individual horses on the main list and

Thank you very much for your feedback, John. May I share your comments with my farrier? I'm sure she would very muchlike to hear what you have to say about his trim, and I know it will help herwith

Hello, I've been working with Abby on Cruiser's trim for the last few months. Cruiser is a 19 yr old ASB/QH gelding. I've posted on the IR/Cushings list before. I've got new pictures posted from

Hi Kristine, The impression is that he may now be walking on his soles. It is a good idea to round off the edges but not to take the wall height down too far. (the flaky sole could be removed, but

kk_fisher wrote: I think maybe you're right. Yup. You'll probably see as you work those toes down that you file right through that pink patch. It shakes you up a little when you first see it, but

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xg9i0fvf-D0 THANK YOU!