Cath Shannon Naturalhoofbalance
Saturday, 23 July 2022
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Sole depth and pizza
RECIPE
Take one hoof (pizza dough).
Decide on which option you want.
OPTION 1
Thick crust pizza. Trim at SHORT intervals, keeping toe backed up between 3to6 week intervals. This can also be done with movement provided it is over 10km a day on varied terrain minimum.
OUTCOME - decent sole depth as the hoof parameters as kept in balance
OPTION 2
Thin crust pizza.
Using the SAME dough size as option 1, leave hoof alone with no trimming for at least 8 weeks and minimal movement. A square paddock is ideal for this. Repeat many times to save money.
OUTCOME
Guaranteed thin crust/sole. This is the same hoof(dough) as option one but is now grown outside balanced hoof parameters with hoof now laying down flat.
Take one hoof (pizza dough).
Decide on which option you want.
OPTION 1
Thick crust pizza. Trim at SHORT intervals, keeping toe backed up between 3to6 week intervals. This can also be done with movement provided it is over 10km a day on varied terrain minimum.
OUTCOME - decent sole depth as the hoof parameters as kept in balance
OPTION 2
Thin crust pizza.
Using the SAME dough size as option 1, leave hoof alone with no trimming for at least 8 weeks and minimal movement. A square paddock is ideal for this. Repeat many times to save money.
OUTCOME
Guaranteed thin crust/sole. This is the same hoof(dough) as option one but is now grown outside balanced hoof parameters with hoof now laying down flat.
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