Showing posts with label Curtis Burns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Curtis Burns. Show all posts
Saturday, 26 October 2013
3-D Printing in the Forge and Clinic: Hoof Anatomy Models, Veterinary Applications, and Horseshoes
3-D printing in the horseshoe world probably was done first in some high-tech factory in Asia, but let's give some credit to Curtis Burns in the United States, who has been using 3-D printing in the design of Polyflex glue-on shoes. Watch for Mucho Macho Man to run in the Breeders Cup Classic wearing shoes derived from this 3-D printing technology on Saturday. (photo courtesy of Curtis Burns/
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3-D printer,
anatomy,
Australia,
Charles Kuntz,
Chris Pollitt,
CSIRO,
CT scan,
Curtis Burns,
Dick and Dick,
Effigos,
farrier,
glue-on shoe,
hoof model,
horseshoe,
Mucho Macho Man,
Polyflex,
Southpaws Vet,
titanium
Friday, 3 May 2013
Behind the Scenes at the FEI World Cup Finals with Swedish Farrier Bjorn Berg
You're a long way from home when you go to the Gothenburg Horse Show in Sweden. The huge Swedish spring horse show hosted both the dressage and jumping finals of the 2013 FEI World Cup indoor winter competitions. The best in both sports converged on the annual show and turned it into a world stage.
Sweden's Bjorn Berg has been the show farrier at Gothenburg for 12 years but you can bet that
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Ashlee Bond,
Bjorn Berg,
Chalmers University,
Curtis Burns,
dressage,
farrier,
FEI,
Goteburg,
Gothenburg Horse Show,
horseshoe,
hovslagare,
Polyflex,
Sage Clarke,
showjumping,
Sweden,
Swedish,
World Cup
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