Re: High Shoulder

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There is a great book out there called:

PBM Diary of Lameness by Gonzalez
ISBN: 999274443X

This Farrier takes a holistic view of the horse for Balanced Movement (BM of
PBM) and shoeing. It goes into great depth on the corrective shoeing of
horses that have either physical problems or developmental problems that
have led to uneven development in the horse eg, uneven shoulders.

It has tons of pictures showing some amazing examples of horses with
significant asymetrical size problems.

He does not claim that corrective shoeing will fix all such problems, but
that shoeing is significant in many more problems then is currently accepted.

Brent Seufert
Calgary Alberta

At 08:27 PM 9/3/97 -0700, you wrote:
>Has anyone out there had a horse that had one shoulder higher then the
>other? along with that sometimes comes a low heel high heel. My farrier
>wanted me to asked the group if your farirers tried to fix it or for the
>distance horse do you leave it alone. I tried to tell him my two cents but
>he thinks he is right... imagine that!
>
>So gang what is your experiences?
>
>Peaches
>(Mom I cant move is my feet on backwards ? )
>
> God
> forbid if there are no Horses
> in Heaven
> ><)))) >
>
>
>

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