Showing posts with label Kerckhaert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kerckhaert. Show all posts
Friday, 7 November 2014
Stromsholm's November Newmarket Hoof Care Conference Focuses on Long Toes - Low Heels in the Competition Horse
Stromsholm, a leading British hoof care products supplier, will host the Newmarket Hoof Care Conference on November 17, 2014 in the Millennium Suite at Newmarket Racecourse in Newmarket, England.
Attendance is by advanced reservation only. Please call 01908 233909 to request a reservation.
Speakers will be Dr. Stephen O'Grady (USA), Dr. Thilo Pfau and Professor Renate Weller of the Royal
Wednesday, 23 July 2014
Whose Horseshoes Did CHIO Aachen Add to the Walk of Fame?
If you were a horseshoe, where would you like to spend eternity?
If you'd been on a sport horse, the answer is the hallowed Walk of Fame, a plaza at the showgrounds of CHIO Aachen, the national horse sport championships of Germany and international showcase of the competition horse.
In 2011, Aachen paved the plaza with insets featuring the names and actual worn horseshoes of hero horses
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Saturday, 4 May 2013
Hooves of the Kentucky Derby 2013: Race Shoes, Hoofcare and the Farrier's Daughter
Sixty Minutes featured top jockey Rosie Napravnik the week before the Derby. Her other claim to fame? Her father is a horseshoer!
It's 90 minutes before the Kentucky Derby, do you know where you'll be today at 6:24 p.m.?
Rosie Napravnik, daughter of New Jersey horseshoer Charles Napravnik, knows exactly where she will be: on the back of MyLute, bursting out of the starting gate at
Saturday, 2 June 2012
Camelot's Epsom Derby Victory Footnote: American Farrier Jeff Henderson
C A M E L O T
Trainer: Irish
Foaled in: Great Britain
Bred by: Bahrain's prince
Owners: Irish/British
Jockey: Irish
Exercise rider: Japanese
Sire: French-trained
Grandsire: Legendary Australian sire
Farrier: American
Horseshoes: Dutch
The most exciting horse in the world today is not Australia's Black Caviar. It's not American Triple Crown candidate I'll Have Another. It's not even
Monday, 7 May 2012
Kentucky Derby: Jim Jimenez Shod Winner I'll Have Another
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I'll Have Another is shod by Santa Anita horseshoer Jim Jimenez
Congratulations to horseshoer Jim Jimenez and the entire I'll Have Another crew. Dan Burke of FPD took this photo of Jim with the horse at Churchill Downs after the race. I'll Have Another ships to Baltimore's Pimlico Racetrack today to prepare for the next leg of the Triple
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Saturday, 5 May 2012
Kentucky Derby 2012: Famous (and Fast) Thoroughbred Feet from Churchill Downs
The biggest day of the year is here. What's going on behind the scenes at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky? The Hoof Blog has assembled a gallery of images for you that you probably won't see anywhere else. Thanks to Dan Burke of Farrier Product Distribution for his shots of horses being shod this morning. Place your bets, sip your julip and take an intimate look at a few hooves!
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Kentucky Oaks: Famous Fillies' Foot Fashions at Louisville's Churchill Downs
For old times' sake: The Louisville Courier-Journal asked horseshoer Steve Norman
what he thought about toe grabs a few years ago. This is what they heard.
It's Derby Week! But before Churchill Downs rolls out the red-rose carpet for the Kentucky Derby, the track hosts the very special Oaks Day, an impressive card of stakes races topped by the Grade 1 Kentucky Oaks.
The
Saturday, 7 May 2011
Kentucky Derby: Horseshoes (and a Horseshoer's Daughter) Ready to Run for the Roses
Here's the Kentucky Derby news you won't ready anywhere else. And the photos no one else would think to take. But by the time you've read this, you'll have to admit that it makes a good case for ESPN adding a hoof analyst for the Triple Crown. It's not just the shoes and hooves, either, as you'll read. It's the people.
Hoofcare and Lameness will be watching the Kentucky Derby from the comfort of
Hoofcare and Lameness will be watching the Kentucky Derby from the comfort of
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