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-Riding with speed
-Damaged hooves
When Trimming or Shoeing
A Normal Horse
It should always be done on the natural angle
of the horses' pastern to keep him in balance lateral, medial.
When trimming
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4--Toe length
5--Bone in the center of the shoe
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6--Natural Angle
You should always ask your farrier how he is shoeing your horse.
If he gets your horse out of balance, you and/or your horse could get hurt. Some good web sites that will have more info will be listed on my Links
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Shoeing your icelandic horse
We are working on three more pages on trimming your Icelandic horse, we will include Before and after pictures.
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