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Regarding "not shod in the winter." We've always had shoes removed in the wintertime and considered it more humane but can't recall the basis for the practise, just assumed the reason was that metal can be a cruel cold conductor. Ruthie At 11:21 AM 01/20/2000 -0500, you wrote: >This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Our one experience with ezboots as a means to protect an injured >hoof for a short time was very positive. They are expensive, and >getting a good fit is not easy, but we are considering buying sets >for one of our teams which are normally not shod during the winter. > >
