EZStepper Horse Shoes


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EZStepper Horse Shoes

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The E-Z Stepper horseshoe promotes natural hoof growth by virtually eliminating concussion upon impact with the ground. The negative energy is dissipated to the shoe and not the hoof, joints, tendons or ligaments of the horse. This will reduce the occurrence of splints, wind puffs, bone chips and soft tissue damage.

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Horse, Shoe, Design, Straight, Slight, Egg, Hind, Front, Clipped,

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EZStepper Horse Shoes
The EZ Stepper horseshoe promotes natural hoof growth by virtually eliminating concussion upon impact with the ground. The negative energy is dissipated to the shoe and not the hoof, joints, tendons or ligaments of the horse. This will reduce the occurrence of splints, wind puffs, bone chips and soft tissue damage.
Shoe Affects Hoof
Method of trimming and choice of shoe will affect the hoof. This is the same foot over the course of 1 year.
On The Right Track (Shoes)
Jim Cornes discusses the different types of horseshoes involved in thoroughbred racing
Shoes By Wilhelm - Silicone Packing
Wilhelm demonstrates his method of packing for horseshoes. www.shoesbywilhelm.com
EZStepper Horse Shoes
The EZ Stepper horseshoe promotes natural hoof growth by virtually eliminating concussion upon impact with the ground. The negative energy is dissipated to the shoe and not the hoof, joints, tendons or ligaments of the horse. This will reduce the occurrence of splints, wind puffs, bone chips and soft tissue damage.
EZStepper Horse Shoes
The EZ Stepper horseshoe promotes natural hoof growth by virtually eliminating concussion upon impact with the ground. The negative energy is dissipated to the shoe and not the hoof, joints, tendons or ligaments of the horse. This will reduce the occurrence of splints, wind puffs, bone chips and soft tissue damage.
Sand Cay Farm's Paulette shoeing Shorty demo, one of many chores on the farm
Sand Cay Farm's Paulette is show doing one of the many chores she has a passion for. Farrier work is hard and demanding when doing a good job. She had be trimming and shoeing the farms horses for 15 + years by herself until her back surgery a few years ago. Now she is limited to how much she can do, but still does all the competition horses.
Hoofmechanism on living horse and hooves
On living horse and hoof, no horse was harmed during this recording. See also www.youtube.com Note the touchdown of the hoof capsule and when the bulbs leave the ground. This is a touchdown with the horse slightly out of balance .... gate is toelt! . Need to know more? ... Keep an eye on www.naturhov.dk this fall!
Equine Distal Forelimb; Tendons and Ligaments
A computer-generated movie that accompanied my phd thesis. The movie shows many of the major tendons and ligaments in the equine distal forelimb. The models of the bones were created from real equine limb bones using in-house photogrammetric software that I wrote. The bones were imported into Blender, and the ligaments and tendons were modeled by hand. Finally, a custom renderman exporter script was used to export the models and camera animations to the Aqsis renderer.
Farrier "hot shoeing" a horse
Farrier cauterizing the hoof of a Trakehner mare. He heats the horseshoe in a small furnace (in his truck) and then shapes it on an anvil. Once it's cooled a little, he puts the shoe on the foot to help seal it against dryness or moisture, as well as to determine to fit of the shoe, and I'm sure many other reasons. This particular shoe is a natural balance shoe.
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