On 15/09/2007, Bia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Wanda... gosh, I've seen ALOT worse! despite the fact that her hooves are > long and flaired, they look very semetrical and nice. Those flairs will be > pretty easy to deal with. She looks like she has real nice feet to me at > least from this photo.
Thanks. She's a horse I've been "babysitting" since May 4. Her feet weren't that great when she came, so it's taken a bit of work to bring them back to where they should be and then I go and leave her three weeks longer than I should have. Her previous owner had a heart condition and couldn't manage doing her feet on his own...so she needed some work when she came. Actually I'm getting quite ticked at her new owner. Granted, he's been busy building a huge barn and a riding arena...but he hasn't even been out to see her. How does he know I haven't been starving her or something? AND her and Elska have bonded. They are really going to miss each other when she finally goes home. But maybe by then we'll have found Elska new home...and Elska will be too busy to miss her. We'll see. I've been wanting to combine the herds now that we're feeding hay on a regular basis...but I want her feet trimmed before I do that. There is still one crack that we're dealing with and I do not want to cause any more damage to that while she's prancing in front of the boys. Wanda
