Pete Ramey releases "That's My Horse #2" video

I just got my hands on Pete Ramey's That's My Horse #2 video.  The transformation that Pete and Ivy do with this horse is pretty darn impressive. 

"At six years old, the Hanoverian was at the end of the road.  In one year, the owner had spent $14,000 on veterinary care, diagnostics and corrective shoeing.  The horse seemed to have everything "in the book".  Hooves that would not hold a shoe without wall repair, glue and clips. The video shows the step by step process that Pete takes to help the horse grow functional feet.

The before and after shots of this horse's feet tell the story.  The feet look like they come from different horses.  Amazing results!

Before photo.  This is what the feet on the horse looked like at the start. 

The same foot as the photo above.  It's hard to believe it from the same horse. 

Pete and Ivy Ramey have come up with an incredible concept in the "That's My Horse" series.  I believe that more horse owners will be more comfortable trimming and doing routine maintenance trims if they can be taught on their own horse or a horse that is similar to their own horse.  That's My Horse #1 focused on an off the track Thoroughbred, #2 on a Hi-Lo Hanoverian. What will series #3 bring? 

Watch  critically important changes to the trimming over time and also see:

• Pulling shoes with pads and impression material
• Application of Equicasts with Comfort Pads
• Fitting Easyboot Epics with Comfort Pads
• Fitting Easyboot Gloves
• Growing out shelly hoof walls
• Growing out wall flare
• Slight distal descent reversal
• Management of the "navicular horse"
• Low heel angle reversal
• Hi-Lo conformation  improvement/management
• Improved development of atrophied shoulder 

Comments

[Lucy Nicholas]

Wow, the difference is amazing!

[Horse Holistics]

I am very happy for both horse and owner. It is such a relief when the right answer is found. Pete should be feeling pretty good too to have helped them through.

[Judy Puckett]

I was just talking to a guy the other day, who's horses feet looked alot like this horse's, and told him he needed to bring the toe back. His horse also had a hoof crack similar to this horse. I'm a big fan of Pete's methods, and have been trimming my horses feet myself for around 3 years. Their feet have improved so much, that we only have to boot the front feet when we go to the mountains, where it's rocky. Otherwize, we go barefoot without any problems.