Re: RC: RE: Common sense shoeing, was LTLH...

[MARYYG@aol.com]

In a message dated 12/13/00 9:23:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
desautels@cnetco.com writes:


> 5http://www.cpb.uokhsc.edu/ojvr/hoof99b.htm 


It also discusses the relationships with friction surfaces and moisture 
content of the soils which varies from one part of our country to the next.  
It is all relative folks.  Shoe you horse(s) where they are resting 
comfortably on THEIR natural angles.

 Jaye