More Slypner

[Denise Pfalmer <dpfalmer@rmi.net>]

Thanks to all with input into my Slypner question. I'm still not sure if 
I'll use them.  First of all, I live in Colorado where the mud, rocks 
and snow could be a factor?  Also, my reason for considering them is 
that my mare is coming off what CSU calls a ligament strain in the left 
hind. (they couldn't find anything significant from the ultrasound) It 
occurred last April and I let the horse have complete rest, then pasture 
until now. I'm bringing her back slowly with 30 minute walks and light 
troting. I'm even planning a slow LD ride to test the waters. Sooo, If 
not Slypner's, does anyone else have input on ideas for shoeing?
Thanks.
Denise. 
(who is thrilled to have a snow day from school, and greatful for a 
laptop with good batteries now that the power is out again--so much for 
rural living!)


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