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'scuse my ignorance. Is a Podcast a lecture online that people can view? If yes, I would definitely do:
1. Fitting the boot properly.
2. The importance of padding the boot and avoiding peripheral loading. (wish you would add that to each box of boots)
3. What is the best boot for your horse. Everyone seems to know about Old Macs and of course they don't fit all horses. People don't realize that the boots are designed for various feet.
Booting is often times a critical part of the transition process and when the education is poor I think we loose a lot of horses back to shoes. I have not met ONE traditional hoof care professional yet, who appreciates the variation in boots.
Posted by: Dawn Willoughby | February 03, 2008 at 07:21 AM