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  I have recently suffered a setback in my clinical trials of the 
Bosana Boot. I have been impressed with the sturdy construction and 
durability of the boot, and the fact that they DO NOT come off, as well 
as the fact that they don't accumulate gunk inside. However, my 
foxtrotter mare, who is one of the most remarkably surefooted horses I 
have ever owned, has tripped and gone down twice with me now, both times 
on good footing. The most recent time was last Saturday, and I have two 
broken ribs to show for it. My theory is that the boot may diminish the 
horse's toe clearance, and possibly create an increased opportunity for 
tripping. I plan on doing the next few workouts without them, and see 
what happens. I will keep y'all posted.
   Incidentally, ever wonder what the plural of "y'all" is?    Answer: 
"All y'all."       Sincerely, Dr. Quackenbush


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