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I want everyone to know that this horse foundered just before the video was taken last March. "Gabriel" has since made a complete recovery and is running again, thanks to hard work from his devoted owner, a little trimming from me, and EasyCare Epics and Comfort Pads.
Posted by: Sally Hugg | December 11, 2007 at 09:11 PM
I'm new here ... and new to barefoot. I'm very convinced that barefoot is the way to go ... but wouldn't a skeptic say that shoes would've helped, too?
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