Hot Shoeing Products

Here's a rundown on a new products of special interest to farriers from the recent American Association of Equine Practitioners annual meeting

Plenty of new and exciting products were displayed at the annual meeting of the American Association of Equine Practitioners in Albuquerque, N.M. 

Some 4,711 equine veterinarians, farriers, guests and exhibitors were on hand for this early December event. Check out these new products that caught the eye of American Farriers Journal staffers as we toured the trade show floor. 

Babi-Cuff Wedges

Available in four sizes, this foal wedge from Ibex is designed so you can raise the toe, heel or lateral or medial sides of the hoof by turning the wedge in the proper direction. It is designed to correct lower limb alignments with young foals.

Ibex Equine Ltd., 12 Charnley Fold Ln., Bamber Bridge, Preston, Lancashire, England PR5 6BE. Phone: 44-1772-324444. Fax: 44- 1772-324455. E-mail: liexgu@aol.com. Web site: www.horseshoes.com/ibex.

Foal Extensions

Stringtown Forge has introduced aluminum medial/ateral foal extensions which can be glued with any acrylic adhesive on the market. Also adaptable for use as heel or toe extensions, these shoes are malleable enough to shape, punch or drill yet tough enough to hold up under rough conditions. Eight sizes are available, the extensions can be reused and these shoes will not pinch or distort the hoof capsule.

These extensions are designed to correct crooked fetlock limbs on foals. The extension forces these foals to put the foot down and encourages the upper joints to grow straight.

Breeders Supply & Equipment Co., P.O. Box 11608, Lexington, KY 40576. Phone: (800) 354-9350 or (606) 254-7791. Fax: (606) 254-7793. E-mail: dougw@mis.net.

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Frank lessiter

Frank Lessiter

Frank Lessiter has spent more than 50 years in the agricultural and equine publishing business. The sixth generation member to live on the family’s Centennial farm in Michigan, he is the Editor/Publisher of American Farriers Journal.

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