It's a chronic crack and is unlikely to ever go away. The shoes and regular trimming do help stabilize it so it doesn't separate more. You could put some kind of material in the crack but it would just be cosmetic. Good question.
Look like a good natural trimming , but barley half enough for shoeing , that's probley why she through a shoe . Also the back of the frog was blocked over ,good rock holder !
Why in these videos do you never see the heel nail being used, there's a lot of shoe between the last nail to the heel of shoe, very easy to pull off shoe??
It is improper to use nails behind the widest part of the foot. Everything in the front half is attached to the bone. Everything behind the widest part flex’s and moves as the foot is loaded and unloaded. Nails in the rear part would interfere with the natural function of the foot. It’s also easier to quick one with a nail back there. Rarely do the heel nails on machine made shoes work out where they can be used.
you made a good job on these horse feet ! greetings from France
Well done. Precision noted.
Honestly I think that’s a terrible shoeing shod to tight in heels not cleaning out bars correctly and not correcting contracted heels
Agreed
What about the crack up the center....just let the shoe maintain it together? No flexing.but any sealant?
It's a chronic crack and is unlikely to ever go away. The shoes and regular trimming do help stabilize it so it doesn't separate more. You could put some kind of material in the crack but it would just be cosmetic. Good question.
Definitely quarter clips set the shoe back a little roll the tow and spoon the heels a little bit
Look like a good natural trimming , but barley half enough for shoeing , that's probley why she through a shoe . Also the back of the frog was blocked over ,good rock holder !
What about getting rid of the underrun heels
I believe he did trim the heels back near the widest part of the frog to help get rid of the underrun section. Has to be done every time though.
I wanted to say something but i am not impressed
Why in these videos do you never see the heel nail being used, there's a lot of shoe between the last nail to the heel of shoe, very easy to pull off shoe??
It is improper to use nails behind the widest part of the foot.
Everything in the front half is attached to the bone. Everything behind the widest part flex’s and moves as the foot is loaded and unloaded.
Nails in the rear part would interfere with the natural function of the foot. It’s also easier to quick one with a nail back there.
Rarely do the heel nails on machine made shoes work out where they can be used.