Here's a brain-teaser for the hoof anoraks out there :-)What do these three hooves, which belong to 3 different horses, have in common?
If no-one gets the right answer, I will tell you tomorrow ;-)
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Barefoot performance and lameness rehabilitation
Rockley Farm's Blog
A diary of whats happening at Rockley, whether its news on rehab horses who are here now, our own horses hunting or former rehabs out competing. All the horses are barefoot, and the blog includes updates on hoof rehabilitation and information about barefoot performance.
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6 comments:
Are they all growing the way they need to in order to compensate for something further up the horse...?
I know who the middle one is, is that cheating? So I'm with Sarah.
C
I also recognise the middle one. So boringly ditto previous comments.... now tell us we are all wrong and its something else entirely! :-)
You guys are just too good ;-) I'd have to get up earlier to catch you lot out :-)
Do you leave them to grow like this then with no correction?
Maelor, it depends :-) I wouldn't call it a correction if removing something made the horse less sound; in that case I don't correct ;-)
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