posted by Louise Lucas in bare foot horse, Barefoot story | 0 Comments
Tips for keeping your Hoof Boots clean. For me It depends on the degree of mess that they are in: 1, Mild dirt - If they are mostly dry and just a bit dusty I might just dry brush them. I like to hang worn boots on a piece of baler twine, or wall hooks in a warm, breezy spot to air dry and they always feel fresher to put on next time. 2, Medium dirt - If they are very sweaty on the inside, with a reasonable coating of dirt I would dip them in a bucket of water.. - Read More
posted by Elizabeth Barbour in barefoot and booted, Barefoot story, hoof boot, horse hoof boot, Laminitis, rehabilitation with hoof boots, surviving laminitis, Trek boot | 0 Comments
Real life testimony of Luna and Deb's story on how they journeyed to barefoot, straight from the horse's mouth!! Luna :Criollo (Patagonian) Gaucho pony (imported from South America) 14h 3”, Bay Roan mare. Originally arrived as a barefoot pony and un-used to road work / traffic. Use : Happy hacker, fun rides, Le Trek Luna is a good doer, has a gentle nature and is very intelligent. She was in a ‘drop’ American style bit with long shanks – trained her to be bit-less as we neck rein for steering and she stops on command, leaning back in saddle. Always been a.. - Read More
