Re: dragging feet

This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED] Soumds lazy to me and needs to learn to use his behind more. Kind owner? Jean Gayle Author 'The Colonel's Daughter Occupied Germany 1946 to 1949 Send: $20 to Three Horse's Press 7403 Blaine Rd Aberdeen, WA 98520

dragging feet

This message is from: Bonnie Liermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] Okay - This is what happened with my gelding. Tego has always had a hard time picking up his hind feet nicely. He would leave drag marks all over his paddock. This was curious because he is not lazy at all. He has also struck his front

dragging feet

This message is from: lhedelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, My 7 year old drags his back feet at the trot. He is barefoot, and he will square off his toes after just a short drive down the road. Do others experience this? I'm thinking he's just lazy and doesn't pick up his feet, but I'm wondering if

Re: dragging feet

This message is from: Carol Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] Good topic. My Heidi does the same thing and even squares off her shoes eventually. Hope to hear from others on this. lhedelson wrote: This message is from: lhedelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, My 7 year old drags his back feet at the

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This message is from: Reena Giola [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yep, Gustav does this too Reena AZ This message is from: Carol Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] Good topic. My Heidi does the same thing and even squares off her shoes eventually. Hope to hear from others on this. This message is from:

Re: dragging feet

: Thursday, June 22, 2006 1:46 PM Subject: Re: dragging feet This message is from: Reena Giola [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yep, Gustav does this too Reena AZ This message is from: Carol Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] Good topic. My Heidi does the same thing and even squares off her shoes eventually

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This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] HI, we have found with both of our 7 yr old barefoot boys, Bjorn Olav, that riding over ground poles, and small (cross rails) jumps is the answer for lightening up that heavy action, plus: it's loads of fun in the saddle for the rider! Placing the

Re: dragging feet

This message is from: bolinsj [EMAIL PROTECTED] Agree. We do not shoe, but trim to a squared off toe. It seems to help and he picks up his hind feet better when trimmed that way. We don't ride much on road or hard-packed ground, but when we expect to do so, we use Old Macs which work out

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This message is from: lhedelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks to everyone with advice on my heavy footed guy. I have the farrier coming next week, so I think I'll call him and have him order the rolled toe shoes for him. Also, I think some cavaletti (sp?) work wouldn't hurt him at all. Good