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02/10/2006 - 10:31 am
reply from
Doyle White
I would like to thank Mr. Lessiter, staff and all the people responsible for the 2006 summit. There were a lot of great speakers and information during the week.
Since I am a rural Missouri shoer I see alot of mules and would like to ask how many of you would like to see some mule foot coverage next year?
Thanks,
Doyle
Since I am a rural Missouri shoer I see alot of mules and would like to ask how many of you would like to see some mule foot coverage next year?
Thanks,
Doyle
Reply at
11/23/2006 - 3:12 pm
reply from
Rickey Benningfield
Usually because of my schedule I have unable to attend in the past, but because of a growing problem in the field, it would be a good idea for this "Natural Balance Technique" to be addressed. Already I am working 4 different horses that were lamed to the point of not being able to walk, and one was euthanized because he stumbled and broke his front right leg-they all had this "Butchery" preformed on them proir. Now three of the four are able to walk, trot, and canter quite well. But because of the Bruises that are still around the toe/quarter area a lope or faster is not considered at this time.
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