Removing horse shoes - going barefoot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2018
- Dr Mark Caldwell FWCF - / mark.caldwell.37819
www.scientifichorseshoeing.com/
How to go barefoot....
In this video we show you HOW TO take a HORSE from SHOES to BAREFOOT. In this part 1 we look into conformation both statically and dynamically assessing the relationship of the hoof with the skeleton and the ground surface.
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How to shoe a horse!
Going to turn my horse into a polka dot pony tomorrow. Love how thorough and informative he is. Also love at 6:37 the horse was being a little inquisitive haha
Alex this is brilliant your so lucky to spend time with the legend dr Caldwell
Peter Peers Thanks Pete yes great opportunity to learn from the big man!
my riding school recently gave half the horses shoes, and one of the more active and motivated mare got shoes, and i can already see the difference, she's not as excited and doesn't want to go very fast anymore. I asked "why does she have shoes?" and my teacher said "Its because she works really hard and needs the extra support". DO shoes help support a horse?
Really interesting video mate. Love the use of the yellow dots to show conformation and movement, these will work well when trying to explain things to clients as well 👍
Harry Spinks Thanks Harry. Yes the markers work great and really help train the eye too. I think they would help apprentices a lot and a trick we will be certainly using in the future.
Just more yap yap to justify a higher price.
Awesome awesome!!! That's what the real deal is. Can't wait for the next video.
Cool! Love the yellow stickers, very insightful.
Interesting! Thanks, Alex. It's like reviewing my podology classes at university.
Say what you will, but this man is a fountain of knowledge.
JustMakinProgress he certainly is! Hope you enjoyed it 👍
Omg i can see what he is taking about! Interesting method!
I love the horse's reaction to the stickers
Great to hear 😄👍
Holy wow that guy Mark knows his stuff I didn’t know there was so much stuff they had to do with shoes
Thank you for this video, really good idea those yellow dots i will try too .. I share your videos to my french friends, hope they will be able to understand english aha
Amazing
I been shoeing for 33 years. I think i know what they talking about😁 hello there
Excellent. What a deep well of knowledge..
Shadeskast taught him everything he knows
3 of my favorite farriers Sam, Alex, and Gary. If you watch and pay attention there is tons to soak up in your guys of videos.
Shadeskast thanks man, although Alex videos are more in depth than mine, mine are more mainstream, I’m a sell out!
So true:) I also enjoy James shoeing videos too. I was just watching one of your older videos where you were putting in a glue patch on a front left horse from Holland. I never heard of that kind of glue before. I basically only use Eqilox. but im always ready for something new and shiny
wow....im just a trimmer and trying to take this all in....wow
Good job
Hey Sam. It looked like Christmas the other day.
Shadeskast it was, I didn’t pay for it!
That's what my wife says all the time! 😊
Is that back foot negative plane distal phalanx
Scott Glew hi scott, yes mark was explaining a de rotation of the pedal which would explain the much higher coronary trajectory along with the arch to the sole directly in front of the frog apex. As the pedal bone should be at an angle already it’s hard to say whether is negative angle or just reduced angle. X-rays would be needed to make that assumption I would think.
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This isn't new Alex
It's saying only loaded 1 hour ago 🤔
so much information to take in and this is just part one. shoeing is not as simple as it seems. the dot on the front of the hoof seemed a little off center. did he explain why it's not centered? BTW seriously! smoking in the barn! I don't care who you are; if somebody was smoking in my barn, I'd slap the snot out of them, drag them out, and not let them back in until there was an understanding of barn etiquette and safety.
@popcorns house the problem? did you not watch the video? you never smoke in a barn. you know....fire and hay don't mix well.
At 11:55, "interpretate" is that a British verb?
Interpretate is a real word, but it is now regarded as an archaic form, and the preferred verb with this meaning is interpret. As with similar controversial words like conversate and orientate, it is criticized as being needlessly long. Since good rhetorical style favors few wasted words, it follows (for many people) that good vocabulary choices should not waste letters.
Thank you.
How can he even think of smoking a cigarette inside the horses home? With all that dry grass, it can start a fire!
And I thought I knew stuff...
An example of poor shoeing. This farrier did not shoe to the bony column. It has nothing to do with shoes or no shoes.