This page lists material that supplements the January/February issue of American Farriers Journal.

• View the January/February 2022 issue
• Go to the Online Extras archive

Gain more insight from Dr. Jenny Hagen on shoeing by reading:

• “Shoeing to Support Fetlock Joints Affected by Tendon and Ligament Injuries,” in which it’s explained that changes in hoof orientation relieve stress on the flexor tendons and suspensory ligament.

• “How Horseshoe Modifications Change Pressure Distribution at the Hoof’s Weight-Bearing Surface,” in which Research suggests compromises to counteract unintended side effects of therapeutic applications

• “Tendons and Suspensory Ligament Provide the Horse Power and Stability,” in which Dr. Hagen details the functional anatomy and biomechanics of the equine fascial reinforcements, tendons and ligaments.

Supplement to "Toe Angulation and Extensions Can Relieve Suspensory and Flexor Tendon Injuries" on page 26

Pressure’s Off

Reducing tension on injured collateral ligament is vital during rehabilitation – Coming soon

Cruisin’ with the Patch Man

Tom Curl does a booming business in quarter-crack repair for elite equine athletes – Coming soon

Power and Stabilty

Dr. Jenny Hagen reviews the functional anatomy and biomechanics of the equine fascial reinforcements, tendons and ligaments – Coming soon

Nuts and Bolts

Farriers test their knowledge about how the horse’s forelimb functions – Coming soon