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Re: RC: Re: GOING BAREFOOT

To: JOHN AYERS <ayers@plainfield.bypass.com>
Subject: Re: RC: Re: GOING BAREFOOT
From: Abby Bloxsom <goneriding@snet.net>
Date: Sat, 04 Nov 2000 12:01:01 -0500
CC: RIDECAMP <ridecamp@endurance.net>
References: <000c01c04659$978540a0$bd7cf2d0@oemcomputer> <005001c0467d$4ba78520$0e06e4cf@oemcomputer>

> How about easy booting him when you drive
> him?  Then he can get adjusted in the pasture.  You could just easyboot the
> front.
> 
I'm in that camp, John ... pulling shoes, especially with pads, is
really hard on the feet.  I've seen horses take many weeks to adjust,
even without pads.  Also you could try some venice turpentine on the
soles, too.

-A


* * *
Abby Bloxsom
ARICP Certified Instructor
Level III Recreational and Distance Riding
Colebrook, CT USA
dearab@horsecom.net
goneriding@snet.net

References:
- GOING BAREFOOT
  - From: "JOHN AYERS" <ayers@plainfield.bypass.com>
- Re: GOING BAREFOOT
  - From: "sdt" <sdtrt@gbis.com>

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