World Championship Horseshoeing & Handmade shoes

Discussion in 'Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes' started by Platerforge, Dec 30, 2012.

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    Any demos, pics, video, instructions that you can find to post on handmaking shoes of any kind.
    discussion on building on the anvil or how the horse was shod in it.
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    smitty88 Well-Known Member

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    Who do you think we are Craig Trynkassssss:p
    Whats the World champion thing?
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    smitty88 Well-Known Member

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    Lina i like you so much i will make the effort
    here is a horse that needed a bit of help
    so this is what we done for him on the day
    all i can tell you he had been lame most all of the time
    he is sound now
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    Other hind Foot
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    Linda i tried to gave him some lateral support
    if you have any interest is this shoe shout
    Its not World Champion Stuff, but its what we do
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    david a hall Moderator

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    Linda do you mean links to Videos on the net?
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    brian robertson Active Member

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    any pics of the whole horse?
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    smitty88 Well-Known Member

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    Sorry Brian , on that day the lad took him out of the field muck all over him
    the horse was sore to walk.
    he said can you do anything with him
    so thats what i ended up doing.
    just took 4/5 pics
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    brian robertson Active Member

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    Sorry John, for my confusion; did you mean medial support instead of lateral?
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    smitty88 Well-Known Member

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    no Lateral
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    yes, it's what this thread is about........I had a horse sore in the hind end, moved stiff; shod with a lateral ext. not this extreme and seemed to help....I am not sure why....any answers to that? I have done a few more and getting good results.
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    yes, having trouble getting all in one place; have to jump around a lot.....can't find some others and some have errors in them; so maybe someone else knows how to get them to one place to learn chat about. and also what smitty started too.
    open forum on anything and including mods too.
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    Rick Burten Professional farrier

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    Brian, take a look at post #5. The white hoof is visible to the left in the picture, making it the right hind and the black hoof, the right hind. :) I know its cold up there but you really do need to stop with the eggnog or get some Windex for your glasses. ;)
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    The farrier that gets to pay his bills and can put the feed for his family on the table year in year out,is a true World Champion Farrier.
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    Two right hinds!!!

    :):)
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    brian robertson Active Member

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    I guess, I have been lucky enough to have never dealt with a horse with that type of medial flaring. All I can picture is a horse more bow legged than the cowboy who road in on him.
    Rick, I'll admit to Baileys & coffee not eggnog, while reading John's post, well maybe more Baileys than coffee...
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    Yes i was happy with the outcome of that fellow
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