Re: stumbling horses and EPSM and what about EPM?

This message is from: debora seely <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hi, Here's another thought. How about EPM? -- the protozoan carried by possums. I trained a horse that was falling all the time and he turned up with a severe case of EPM. If you can cross a horses legs and he just leaves them th

RE: stumbling horses

This message is from: "Gail Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I wonder if she stumbles because tender feet prevent her from doing a "heel first" landing. See this link. http://www.naturalhoofcareofcolorado.com/hoofdistortions.html I noticed this guy is near Beth and Sandy and Jeanne. Gail The Fjor

Re: stumbling horses

This message is from: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Jean, I know you must think I am patronizing you - I am not. I don't know you> All I can say is that when I am on one train of thought, you present such logic that sends me to the light. BTW I do love your weather reports. I thought treeless was an eas

Re: stumbling horses

This message is from: Jean Ernest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I just Looked at the 4-beat. In the FAQ's it says that the tree has solid wood cantle and pommel..but the bars are rubber. Not good, in my opinion. A solid tree, properly shaped and fitted to the horse, will support the rider, spread the