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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
For information or to book email nic@rockleyfarm.co.uk
5 comments:
Can't wait to read it! In the meantime, I have a question - I have a new mare who is recently (3 weeks or so) barefoot. She has horrible contracted heels and weak undeveloped frogs in front - where she was shod. Decent foot quality and straight hairlines. She has very narrow deep lateral sulci and also deep center sulk and cracks extending back to heel. She appears to have thrush in one foot - not terrible but there. Recommendations for effective thrush treatment? She's sound on pavement and hard ground, struggles on arena sand - probably due to pressure on heels and spreading of sulci and heel cracks.
Sulcus, not sulk - darn autocorrect!
Nic did a post about this a week or so ago, she treats with Manuka honey
Yep, thats my favourite at the moment :-)
How do you find a legitimate source for Manuka honey? Apparently the bulk of the product available on the market is fake as the production is very small.
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