A brand of horseshoes that became available in 1994. Noted for being a good quality shoe at a very low price.... ↪ Read more

(1.)While there are no legal restrictions on the use of this title in the U.S.A., it properly describes only a professional equine hoofcare expert and shoer of horses. (2.) In the past, farriers were charged with the full range of horse care.... ↪ Read more

Right side.... ↪ Read more

See: Retained Sole.... ↪ Read more

A vertical indention in the hoof wall parallel to the horn tubules, resulting from a defect or injury to the coronary band.... ↪ Read more

To open or increase the angle of the bones of a joint.... ↪ Read more

See: Pyramidal disease.... ↪ Read more

The point of insertion of the main digital extensor tendon into the PIII.... ↪ Read more

The movement of a horse's leg forward due to the use of extensor tendons.... ↪ Read more

A long heel on a horseshoe. Usually fit parallel to the center-line of the hoof, and in line with the direction of travel.... ↪ Read more

(1.)The very sight outward movement of the quarters of the hoof which may occur during weight bearing, and/or the increase in solar width which occurs as the hoof grows down. (2.) In refrence to a horseshoe, expansion describes the practice of fitting the posterior half of the shoe larger than the... ↪ Read more

Abnormal bony growth. Aka: False ring bone.... ↪ Read more