On with the comparison shots for the rehab horses and its Humphrey's turn. AS ever, the original photo is the upper one, the most recent (taken earlier this week) is the lower photo.
No dramatic changes on the solar view though his frogs are beefing up.
Humphrey had nice-looking feet already but still needed to develop a stronger palmar hoof, as is usually the case with rehab horses.
As with the other foot his heel is slightly less under-run. This is his lamer foot so I am hoping that the fact that it is looking less boxy means he is starting to load it more than before.
A tidy foot and looking a little more balanced.
Although its not that clear from the photo, one good change is that Humphrey's frogs are now level with his heels rather than below them, meaning they are starting to improve.
2 comments:
With short time frames and small changes, your comments are helpful to me to see the differences
Its definitely tougher to sort slight changes after a shorter time frame, which is why I do most updates at 4 week intervals.
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