Episode List1: Hoof Balance
2: Navicular Disease 3: Hoof Stands 4: Hoof Angles 5: Leverage 6: Going Barefoot 7: Pigeon-Toed 8: Horseshoes 9: Normal Foot? 10: Growing Heel 11: Modern Lameness 12: Matching Feet 13: Human Caused Lameness? 14: Horsemanship 15: The E.L.P.O. 16: Tying Horses 17: Barefoot Trim 18: Basic Shoeing 19: MRI - Stem Cell 20: Misbehaving 21: Case Study 1 22: Case Study 2 23: Case Study 3 24: Case Study 4 25: Case Study 5 26: Case Study 6 Social Links |
Hoofcare Today Episode #7Is it bad if my horse is pigeon-toed?Additional Information In the following video Gene Ovnicek conducts a shoeing demonstration on a pigeon-toed horse with some gait fault issues. (24 Minutes)
Article "Pigeon-Toed Hoof Management" (.pdf)This article by Gene Ovnicek is a more in-depth & technical look at "Management & Treatment Options for Coffin Joint Disease, Ring Bone, and/or DIP Connective Tissue Damage in Pigeon-Toed/Base Narrow horses."
Pigeon-Toed Management (.pdf file) This article is a .pdf document, so you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader or another pdf reader installed to view it. (most computers and browsers already have it) You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader for FREE from the Adobe Website. Click HERE Quick Reference Guide DownloadTo download a Simple Quick Reference Guide for Evaluating A/P (front to back) Hoof Balance, Click on the Image Above. The file is a 1.5MB .pdf
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