@ftw216 hi there, a lot has changed since i made this video, i'm now a barefoot specialist and stock and sell and fit the cavallo and easy care ranges. so i can order in my own cavallo pastern wraps these days ;) if you google cavallo you should be able to find a supplier close to you.
@TheMillChurch well a lot has changed since this video was made. if you sub to my new account (this one) i have just put up a basic trimming video and have a lot more stuff coming, including laser tips, boot fitting etc. several videos in the pipeline as well as heaps of me riding barefoot performance horses. :) Sure I will have a suitable video for you very soon.
@SirDodds Sorry i took so long to get back to you. I would always recommend bare over shoes. shoes prevent the hoof from performing their natural action (i.e. contraction, expansion, shock absorption, blood puming etc). If your horse is very sore, you have to ask why? Most of the issues that cause TBs to be sore relate to their premature shoeing before the completion of their development, not genetics. My boots do many miles and i still have the pair in this video! (nearly 2 years).
Where did you get your pastern wraps from ?
ftw216 3 weeks ago
@ftw216 hi there, a lot has changed since i made this video, i'm now a barefoot specialist and stock and sell and fit the cavallo and easy care ranges. so i can order in my own cavallo pastern wraps these days ;) if you google cavallo you should be able to find a supplier close to you.
IskanderRun 3 weeks ago
Would be nice if the video wasn't in fast motion and could see how you were putting the wraps and boots on better.
TheMillChurch 4 months ago
@TheMillChurch well a lot has changed since this video was made. if you sub to my new account (this one) i have just put up a basic trimming video and have a lot more stuff coming, including laser tips, boot fitting etc. several videos in the pipeline as well as heaps of me riding barefoot performance horses. :) Sure I will have a suitable video for you very soon.
IskanderRun 3 weeks ago
would u reccommend a very sore TB getting these boots over conditional shoeing // how long do they normaly last for an average rider !?
SirDodds 8 months ago
@SirDodds Sorry i took so long to get back to you. I would always recommend bare over shoes. shoes prevent the hoof from performing their natural action (i.e. contraction, expansion, shock absorption, blood puming etc). If your horse is very sore, you have to ask why? Most of the issues that cause TBs to be sore relate to their premature shoeing before the completion of their development, not genetics. My boots do many miles and i still have the pair in this video! (nearly 2 years).
02Early 7 months ago
you have a nice ass...
joelcarb 9 months ago
@joelcarb ahhhh thanks?
IskanderRun 9 months ago