http://butlerhorseshoeingschools.com/2009/11/13/traction-for-winter-equine-foot-care/ Call the best professional horseshoeing school in the US at 800-728-3826. We're located in Nebraska near Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota and Montana. We excel at farrier horseshoeing training and military veteran small business careers. Thu, 22 Apr 2010 16:12:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://butlerhorseshoeingschools.com/2009/11/13/traction-for-winter-equine-foot-care/#comment-3 Brian Hull Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:05:20 +0000 http://butlerhorseshoeingschools.com/?p=124#comment-3 Hi, Doug, When i shoe for the winter months i tell the customer, the horse has to be shod with winter shoes all round or go barefoot, i wont put winter shoes on the front and leave the hind hooves bare. The horse is only as good as the traction you give them, the horse can do a lot of harm to it's self if the hind quarters slide fron under it. Theres a lot of farriers who do not believe in this way of thinking. I told one customer try driving a car with one rear snow tire and one rear regular on a snow covered road. they got the message. Brian Hull. Grand Valley. Ontario. Canada. Hi, Doug, When i shoe for the winter months i tell the customer, the horse has to be shod with winter shoes all round or go barefoot, i wont put winter shoes on the front and leave the hind hooves bare. The horse is only as good as the traction you give them, the horse can do a lot of harm to it’s self if the hind quarters slide fron under it. Theres a lot of farriers who do not believe in this way of thinking. I told one customer try driving a car with one rear snow tire and one rear regular on a snow covered road.
they got the message.
Brian Hull. Grand Valley. Ontario. Canada.

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