วีดีโอ

Man that trimming and logic is incredibly useful. Hurts me to see how much they gutted this horse though

brilliant - many thanks

Great turning a good trim into brain surgery, please !!

I take it back i believe Linda Harris from TACT is on the right th-cam.com/video/Ewky9cO06Aw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Sk_tgwkFjsgszuRd

I have no idea why she is shoeing this horse. I have a 20 yr old TWH that has never been shod. He travels every rocky trail you can imagine and has great feet.

This is a great video! I started trimming my mini horses a few years ago and finding good informative videos was hard. Even though I’ve been doing mine a while, I always want to learn more if I can. Thank you for an excellent tutorial!

Natural balance is ugly and don’t look balanced

Where do you practice I really need help finding a person who can correct the damage from unbalanced trim

Do you shoe harness

Great video thank you for being so thorough. It is very educational. Funny question : what are YOUR shoes. As a farrier I unfortunately get hurt behind the composite toe and it looks like you have protection of the entire top of your feet. I would like to get this type.

You so perfect , the best of the world 😅

Of all the trimming/shoeing videos I've watched, this video is absolutely mesmerizing, as I have a horse with stretched feet. I've never seen the condition so thoroughly and convincingly addressed How I wish I had access to such a hoof care practitioner. Thank you so much for your generosity in putting this out for the general public to access.

Looks good man

How can this guy’s knife be so dull?

thanks for sharing!

Would like to see the Side View of the trim

Adding shoes? More of the same!!?

He had shoes on couldn't wear down,they were left on long time,no need to draw lines to see that.brrakover 2as terrible,coffin is negative,we did this!

This is us,we do all 5his and more to horses.check out dr bowker.

Very clear ...thank you

Tjanks

Great video!

Timely and professionally informative. Thank you. Tom

What do you think of that the frog is pulling the hole foot inward that got me look :th-cam.com/video/OlBTG2ySfWE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=oPQadKSq-7tX1sv2

Love the 50's Retro commentary "that's all we have time for folks" & Gene's silver screen Cary Grant good looks. Hollywood aside really interesting way of thinking about and problem solving ringbone.

You have such a gift for explaining and educating, even if im not familiar with all the terms, much more educational than many other videos ive seen

She is talking about that she had to ask a farrier and I just thought that she and you could do the absolut best to educated horse people in the world I love you both so much for you educating us horse lovers ❤

Thank you for all the importend info, it is so difficult to find farriers in my area, my horse has realy a contracted frog to the point that my hoofcleaner plunched into a deep big hole in the central sulcus, i was given the advice to clean it with Brintoverilte and 30 ml of it easy disapeared in to a big nothing above the central sulcus, what is the best aproach to this. for now i stopped treating it with anything and just try to get function in the frog taking the heals back and it helps the central sulcus hole is now closed or as you would say open and healthier, but he is sore and has a painface, can the digital cusion reastablish with frog function, because it felt like the hole digital cusion was just gone. my vets dont want to talk about it and my farrier nether they seam of no nowledge of what to do or say oh it doesnt matter i am so frustradet any advice will be apreacheadet

I have a horse that didn’t have ‘long toes’ - he still developed ringbone. I think there’s alot more to it. Chopping horses toes off creates problems in itself. Metal shoes are probably responsible. Shoes and too much work. That horse looks like it doesn’t want to flex its hocks at all. It wouldn’t surprise me if the horse had hock arthritis.

Thank you for all the great information. Really helpful to see how you took care of the toe distortions also to understand that the foot is distorted and not in natural balance with the elongated toes.

Such a good outcome. Love this video and all the others you produce!

You are so welcome to visit us in Denmark 🇩🇰 anytime, I will make sure you have place to stay and audience/farriers to listen to you ❤

🥰😍😘❤

I love how close you're getting with the camera

Video with the best explanation that I have seen so far

Most of the time shoeing is unnecessary.

Thank you so much, great video!!! After watching numerous videos, I was quickly losing confidence and was feeling apprehension about trimming my mare's hooves. I have never had to trim before and although I have seen dozens of horses and trims for the past 25 yrs, I appreciate all the visual examples and technical details.

pity the trimming of the toes is missing in the videos

Отчего у лошадей на передних ногах возникает котенок

P r o m o s m 💔

why would you want the coffin bone to be "nice and flat to the ground" when typical, sound hooves have the rear coffin bone raised 3-5° and many/most navicular horses have flat to negative angles?

These are simply put....Excellent classes! Thank you

I put them on a lot of walking horses

Incredibly helpful for new farriers.

The heels grow at the same rate as the rest of the hoof. So with the extra pressure, they do "run forward" with the toe because of the natural growth and pressure of landing. The best idea of how the internal structures are is to look BEFORE TRIMMING at the levelness of the hairline to determine where there is excess of pressure as the cornet band will bend upward with the pressure. and curl under with the run forward heels. Relieve the pressure (if long enough, the hoof exfoliates wall with that pressure). The run forward heels should be addressed but to take them down past the height of the frog is over pressurizing them. Measure the length before trimming and remember generally the heels should be 1" to 2" equally in height. If one MEASURED heel is longer/higher, look to level out the cornet band as if there was a measuring level set on the bulbs of the hoof.

Great video, thank you!

Wow, we know she feels so much better. Yay!

Wow what a great video

I need your services but im in california

Most amazing before and after I’ve ever seen, true horseman.