When I work on hooves like this I prefer to find the real reason for the crack (which always is an imbalance in the hoof capsule) and correct it by trimming. My experience is that quarter crack comes from the bars. High heels and large bars make the back part of the hoof very stiff compared to the front part and the hoof wall brakes in between. By lowering the heels and bringing the bars back where they belong the crack stops moving and heals by it self.
After watching this video, we used this method and product to repair a crack in our horse's hoof that she had for a couple of years. It worked wonders. We are now using the same method on our other horse that had an injury just above the hairline that traveled down into her hoof. Thank you Ian, great video and product.
You are a bearer of false gifts. You are doing the exact opposite of healing that horse. You are practicing the dark art of pinching off the digital arteries. So the horse 'appears' to be healing. It is a false gift! If the horse will let you know when you have gone too far, then you are not listening. Exactly my point, you are getting the horse through a race at the expense of it's health. Money and the Ego are the concern here. Not the health and healing of the horse and ultimately mankind.
Wow, I stumbled on this video and was truly amazed. I know nothing about horses. Seems so common sense. However, this is probably a really big deal. Great job! awsome work. Nice narration.
im a farrier in the racing industry in aus we deal with alot of these cases this is one of the best ideas i have seen for this issue in a longtime!!!!!!!!!
This was a great video..The only thing I would do different would be to use an eggbar shoe, roll the heel of the crack so that it did not touch the shoe and let the bar rest on the frog.This would provide alittle more stabilization for the compromized area.This is only my opinion and loved the over-all video and will apply some of the techniques used.
If you don't remove shoes it will appear again sooner or later beacause of the contracted heels which are making pressure on the quarter and that's why it cracks.
you sir ar4e great at this kinda work come to ohio
mapleaxslinger125 2 weeks ago
Curious, How come no drain or thermal barrier ?
vernsonhorshoeing 3 months ago
When I work on hooves like this I prefer to find the real reason for the crack (which always is an imbalance in the hoof capsule) and correct it by trimming. My experience is that quarter crack comes from the bars. High heels and large bars make the back part of the hoof very stiff compared to the front part and the hoof wall brakes in between. By lowering the heels and bringing the bars back where they belong the crack stops moving and heals by it self.
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SwedishHoofSchool 8 months ago
This is very similar to how you fix a turtle with a smashed carapace :D
GoodRedBlackRatio 9 months ago
After watching this video, we used this method and product to repair a crack in our horse's hoof that she had for a couple of years. It worked wonders. We are now using the same method on our other horse that had an injury just above the hairline that traveled down into her hoof. Thank you Ian, great video and product.
wycarz13 1 year ago
i thought i saw the horse flinch and make a noise.
elinheartstristin 1 year ago
WONDERFUL!!
Thank You for sharing!!!
QWILDER 1 year ago
Amazing!
educanine9 1 year ago
You are a bearer of false gifts. You are doing the exact opposite of healing that horse. You are practicing the dark art of pinching off the digital arteries. So the horse 'appears' to be healing. It is a false gift! If the horse will let you know when you have gone too far, then you are not listening. Exactly my point, you are getting the horse through a race at the expense of it's health. Money and the Ego are the concern here. Not the health and healing of the horse and ultimately mankind.
hoofrise 1 year ago
This is so interesting! I never had the slightest idea on how to treat this on a horse.
dsigala2 1 year ago
@dsigala2 And you still don't.
hoofrise 1 year ago
Wow, that was a great job.
gatofrisco 1 year ago
@gatofrisco Yes, but a great job at what is the question.
hoofrise 1 year ago
Wow, I stumbled on this video and was truly amazed. I know nothing about horses. Seems so common sense. However, this is probably a really big deal. Great job! awsome work. Nice narration.
SpudGunExtreme 2 years ago
@SpudGunExtreme You are just taking a guess though right?
hoofrise 1 year ago
Unreal video. What a great idea! awesome job, 5 stars xx
eventerkatie84 2 years ago
im a farrier in the racing industry in aus we deal with alot of these cases this is one of the best ideas i have seen for this issue in a longtime!!!!!!!!!
budda871 2 years ago 2
wanna a hand for a month,great job,
john665915 2 years ago
Ian, this is brilliant! You are a miracle worker!
froggiesheins 2 years ago
@froggiesheins haha
hoofrise 1 year ago
why was the horse ever shod that way in the first place??
farrierlinlithgow 2 years ago
Fricken brilliant.
min54teresa 2 years ago
what do you use for glues
hollywoodstitch 2 years ago
what kind of drill and bit do you use
tnhorseshoer 3 years ago
its not a drill its a nail with a angled tip
achternaam 2 years ago
This was a great video..The only thing I would do different would be to use an eggbar shoe, roll the heel of the crack so that it did not touch the shoe and let the bar rest on the frog.This would provide alittle more stabilization for the compromized area.This is only my opinion and loved the over-all video and will apply some of the techniques used.
fuzzyb29 3 years ago
what was that purple stuff?
BarnBum93 3 years ago
looks like thrush buster to me... i think they put it there to help prevent any infections
gerbilb 2 years ago
If you don't remove shoes it will appear again sooner or later beacause of the contracted heels which are making pressure on the quarter and that's why it cracks.
mdjidara 3 years ago
you no my horse had the same thing! thanks fore the post
ino89777 3 years ago
thanks 4 posting
RedDEIFan 3 years ago
We are actually looking into a superior glue to this, I've tried it on a couple of horses and it holds even tighter
ihmckin 3 years ago
What glue do you use there? Thanks
davidkozelsky 3 years ago