Thinking about horses

Baymule

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Very good points. I keep my horses separate from the sheep. I have a 13 hand pony that is roly-poly fat. He is also very playful and with a horse that means biting, running and kicking. Bad for Sheep.

On our soft sand, mine are barefoot. I ride on the roads which are are not hard either. A good trim keeps them in good shape.

Shoeing a horse is a special talent. Farriers go to school or apprentice for a couple of years to learn. You can lame or ruin a horse with a bad shoe job. Please don’t do that yourself. You could learn to trim, after much study and supervision. It’s an art, a horses hoof is a complex thing. The old saying goes, No foot-no horse.
 

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