Jousting Horse With Advanced White Line Disease

In today's video, we are treating a pretty exceptional jousting horse by the name of Hercules! This poor draft cross is suffering from white line disease in his right front and back feet. His front right is of extreme concern, as we go over his current and future treatment plan.

[@Kitty_cat2001]

The Ferrier did a fantastic job-it looked very complicated. The horse was great as well! Can’t wait to see the ongoing videos 😊 Central Victoria Australia 🇦🇺

[@reedacts]

So what happened? How did he turn out. It’s been 10 months.

[@jeanhawken4482]

Amazing farrier.

[@marthatodd2605]

love this

[@silky2204]

Good job.

[@bobbysproule9963]

What kind of environment are y’all in?

[@sassy6292]

Will the hoof ever be normal?

[@melanisticmandalorian]

yup, because the hoof grows from top down, so eventually, the nail will fully grow out.

[@JoanneBache-hr6zy]

Try go dry it's for cows but works on foot infection

[@silky2204]

Try the boots.

[@leese7420]

🙏💙💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙

[@silky2204]

Owner should have used thrush on the hooves.

[@DanaWallace-i4k]

Thrush is anaerobic bacteria infecting the hoof of the horse. Why would the owner add thrush to the problem the horse already has?

[@jeannevera8672]

The hotse owner must be piece of work to let tjis horse get that bad and leep working him! Just saying

[@masonjeanes6604]

White line is hard to treat as a rule because of its location. It's also difficult to diagnose the severity for the same reason. As the Farrier stated in the beginning of the video the horse never presented as lame at any point, even with the foot in that shape the horse was sound enough to stand for shoeing the other front foot.