Itsy's feet are changing literally by the day.
Day one...
...day two...
...day five...
Day one...
...day two...
...day five.
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Long Island, USA Saturday 6th April
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.
You can find out more about research, rehabilitation and our horses on the pages above or at our website: www.rockleyfarm.co.uk.
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Performance Hoof workshop dates 2019
Writtle University College, Essex Saturday 2nd March
Llanymynech, Powys Sunday 5th May
Clovenstone, Aberdeen Sunday 19th May
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- Four fun Friday updates for the price of one...
- Beanie's final update
- Thomas the Third
- Bridge-building weekend
- Friday fun
- The last of the twist - Ruby's 12 week update
- Hooves from the veterinary perspective
- Lazing on a sunny afternoon...
- Paddy's 8 week update (or sometimes feet can chang...
- Book review: "Joe and the Hidden Horseshoe"
- Charlie B's 8 week update
- The Rockley Rehab Reunion 2013 is GO!
- Wally's 12 week update (or Two steps forward, one ...
- Freddie's first 3 weeks
- Feet change in five days
- The Paddy Puzzle (or When is a back problem really...
- Frogs in a hurry - aka New girl Itsy
- What happens when hoof wall "wears away"...
- Is it me...?
- Step in the right direction!
- Asymmetry - is the horse doomed?
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2 comments:
I'm sorry, feet cannot change that fast. It takes 9 months to grow a hoof capsule and that is how long changes take.
Or that's what the vet told me when I said my horses feet had collapsed in a matter of days.....
Keep up the great work!
It is astounding and true, seen it with my daughter's WB mare.
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