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Name: plastic horsehoe systemSubject: plastic horsehoe system
Email: dennis_keenan@shaw.ca
Hello,anybody heard of a new plastic horseshoe system about to come onto the market? Supposed to address every concern ferriers have, with with shoeing of course..
Email: dennis_keenan@shaw.ca
Hello,anybody heard of a new plastic horseshoe system about to come onto the market? Supposed to address every concern ferriers have, with with shoeing of course..
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Name: Fred Molinari
Email: fredom@aol.com
There are already 12 plastic horsesystems on the market. My favorite is the equiflex. I find the bridges let me adjust the shoe to fit the horses foot. Others that I have tried require the farrier to adjust the foot to fit the shoe. I use them a lot and have found them to have great benefits to the horse. there is a learning curve for the farrier. Make sure you buy the setting tool!!! Horses (including my lamanitic mare) love the shoes. I mostly use them for theraputic purposes for ailaments related to concussion.
I have not heard of a new shoe. I tried and rejected ground control, ultra III, equithotcs before I found the equiflex.
Fred.
Oh info is at www.equiflex.net
Email: fredom@aol.com
There are already 12 plastic horsesystems on the market. My favorite is the equiflex. I find the bridges let me adjust the shoe to fit the horses foot. Others that I have tried require the farrier to adjust the foot to fit the shoe. I use them a lot and have found them to have great benefits to the horse. there is a learning curve for the farrier. Make sure you buy the setting tool!!! Horses (including my lamanitic mare) love the shoes. I mostly use them for theraputic purposes for ailaments related to concussion.
I have not heard of a new shoe. I tried and rejected ground control, ultra III, equithotcs before I found the equiflex.
Fred.
Oh info is at www.equiflex.net
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