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this is exactly where I'm coming from. It's nice to see
others with the same point of view. I never wish to argue the merits of
one way over another, I just want to do what's best for my horse at any
given time.

At 06:22 PM 1/22/04 -0800, you wrote:
> ps. I believe -and I think I have
> the company of many good horse 
> people that going barefoot when in lighter work, and non rocky 
> conditions is great for horses AND that having a good farrier put on
> shoes when warranted by amount of work and/or rockier conditions 
> than a horse is used to or comfortable on does not hurt the horses 
> feet one bit.

Alice Yovich,
NATRC Reg. 4, Texas
www.equi-threads.com