HoofTalk: Hoof Pads
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HoofTalk 12 High heel, Low heel
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Barney discusses how he would shoe a horse that has one hoof with a low heel and the other hoof has a high heel.
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HoofTalk 11 Winterizing your Horse
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Barney discusses snow pad, rims, bubbles, stud... Everything your horse needs for winter.
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Julia Slater commented on Barney Cummings's video
Thank you... Very informative.
HoofTalk 11 Winterizing your Horse
05:01
Barney discusses snow pad, rims, bubbles, stud... Everything your horse needs for winter.
A video by Barney Cummings was featured
Sarah at HorseJobs.ca left a comment for Barney Cummings
Thanks Barney.
Shirley commented on Barney Cummings's video
HI Barney, I recently met a fella that calls himself a horse pediatrist..
What would the difference be between that and a ferrier?
Of course the pediatrist says the ferrier isn't doing the horses feet right.
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- At 3:59pm on June 19, 2010, Sarah at HorseJobs.ca gave Barney Cummings a gift…
- At 11:02pm on January 2, 2010,
GoLightly said… - Hey, Barney! Great video!
- At 9:38pm on September 21, 2009,
Sarah at HorseJobs.ca said…
- Thanks Barney.
- At 1:05pm on July 31, 2009,
Patricia Kell said… - thanks for the videos.. they are nicely done Barney! I hope you will comment sometime about the problems of 'over at the knees' , or 'benched knees' and how to trim to compensate for arthritis that has set in as a result to keep the horse comfortable.
I also have a youngster who overeaches and is catching his outside front heel bulb on both feet. I am using bell boots when working him, but sometimes he does this on his own when playing too hard. Is there any trimming advice?
- At 2:07pm on July 15, 2009,
Ann Crago said… - ...Hi Barney....I noticed quite a few of your "FANS" are asking about filing between trims. Now the ground is getting drier and harder even freshly trimmed feet take a beating causing flares and slight cracks to be much worse. I have just received and tried the new RidersRasp that is now on the market. It is nicely designed for kids and women's size hands and you can file the hooves quite nicely without slicing off your own skin !!!
I think using it 2 or 3 times a week with your picking routine would work well without taking off too much. It's worth looking into anyway....it's quite pricey...but I think I will be happy I bought it.
- At 1:39pm on July 15, 2009,
Ann Crago said…
- ...PLEASE ...BARNEY....more videos !!! I would love to learn more about this very special ART...and it is an ART....
- At 2:41pm on July 5, 2009,
Gail Morse said… - Good to have the best farrier in Ontario on the Barnmice site. Gail.
- At 8:56pm on July 4, 2009,
Margaret H. Ostrowski said… - Well, thanks for the comments; yes, he's sound on that hoof....now, it's the right rear that has an abscess that I thought was gone that re-appeared! So a few more weeks; no riding/showing to speak of this summer....sigh --- I'm 55 and hope next summer I can ride and show....thanks again --- Margaret
- At 3:45pm on July 4, 2009,
Shirley said…
- Thanks much for replying and telling me what you think. about the Riders Rasp. I haven't ordered it yet, I've just been using old regular rasps the ferrier has left with us. They are very awkward for a newbee.But it has helped immensely to get the chips off right away so they don't usually worsen., I was amazed how little use you guys get out of your hoof rasps... that adds up to a bunch of change! I am sure anyone would notice a difference in how tired they were at the end of the day whether useing a sharp or a dull rasp. Do you do barefoot trims and shoes? My ferrier also recommend Tuff Stuff. I'm also hearing excellent reviews on Kerotin/Kerotex. I haven'd notices the Fiskes product. I'll watch for it. Does it apply the same as Mane and Tail Hoof Cream? I got that on sale figuring it couldn't hurt and it softens my nails also.
Thanks again for your time.
Enjoy Barnmice~~great groups of people.
- At 3:26pm on July 4, 2009,
Barbara Sky Horse said… - HelloOOOOoooo Barney!!
And BIG Welcome to Barnmice!!
....I see you're a farrier ... erm ... can you come right over??
*laughing*
Good to have you here in the community!!
Make yourself at home!!
~ Barby
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