Showing posts with label Princess Anne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Princess Anne. Show all posts
Sunday, 10 August 2014
Bigfoot on Course: Is Gatcombe's Best Shod Horse the Biggest Shod, Too?
This horse is making a big splash in the eventing world. British event rider Ben Hobday's big-footed advanced horse is headed to the 4* Land Rover Burghley International Horse Trials in September next, with new shoes that measure seven inches across. Does Mulrys Error OBE have the biggest advanced section feet in the eventing world? (Smudge9000 photo)
Congratulations to British farrier Paul
Friday, 23 May 2014
E-Hoof: European Hoofcare Educational Reference Takes Profession to the Next Level
E-hoof.com is in the launching stage and is available for a ten-day free trial. The massive reference and education site has been under construction for years and Hoof Blog readers are invited to view the English-language site.
This article has been a long time in the making. For years, I have tried to peek behind the curtain while wizards created wonders. Finally, it is time to unveil
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Fran Jurga,
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Lameness,
Michael Weishaupt,
Mustad,
Princess Anne,
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Switzerland,
University of Zurich
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Video: Almost Killed with Kindness, an Overweight Pony's Rehabilitation Begins with His Overgrown Hooves
When World Horse Welfare farrier Donald Nicol first saw a Shetland pony named Haggis, he went right to work on his overgrown hooves. The pony's owners were prosecuted under British law for cruelty in allowing the pony to become so obese. In the video, Donald goes all around the pony and comments on his hooves before he starts trimming. (© World Horse Welfare photo)
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