They are crippling the horses by doing this. It was banned in 1970 and is horse abuse. Why has it not been enforced, fines, jail time, removing the animals, like they do for other types of abuse. This is sickening teaching kid to do it.
It was banned by the HPA in 1970 and it IS enforced. Legal pads and chains have been backed by 2 credible universities. Each and every horse goes through a pre-show inspection with the following steps: 1. Palpations - Physical pat down of each pastern, back legs are not excluded, it just depends on the DQP. Checks for scars and redness, excludes thickened epithelial tissue. 2. Blood Testing - Blood is drawn to check for both pain numbers and inducers. Hock injections excluded. 3. X-Rays - Taken by a USDA licensed vet to ensure no mechanical soring is present within any hoof, shoe or pad. This can range from incorrectly placed nails to golf balls. A field blemish would fail. 4. Shoe Measurements - Ensures the shoes and pads are the correct height, weight and material. Your average pad will weigh 2-6 lbs. 5. Chemical Swabs - Each pastern on the forefeet are individually swabbed and tested for illegal substances such as mustard oil/kerosene. Shampoo, baby powder and hoof polish can also be subject to failure. Shows will provide vaseline for chains to ensure no hair loss. There cannot be pre-applied vaseline. Only what they provide at shows. 6. Thermography - Heat detecting machine is used to check for abnormal heat patterns around the pasterns.
Poor horses
Brooo I miss the old times
They are crippling the horses by doing this. It was banned in 1970 and is horse abuse. Why has it not been enforced, fines, jail time, removing the animals, like they do for other types of abuse. This is sickening teaching kid to do it.
It was banned by the HPA in 1970 and it IS enforced. Legal pads and chains have been backed by 2 credible universities. Each and every horse goes through a pre-show inspection with the following steps: 1. Palpations - Physical pat down of each pastern, back legs are not excluded, it just depends on the DQP. Checks for scars and redness, excludes thickened epithelial tissue. 2. Blood Testing - Blood is drawn to check for both pain numbers and inducers. Hock injections excluded. 3. X-Rays - Taken by a USDA licensed vet to ensure no mechanical soring is present within any hoof, shoe or pad. This can range from incorrectly placed nails to golf balls. A field blemish would fail. 4. Shoe Measurements - Ensures the shoes and pads are the correct height, weight and material. Your average pad will weigh 2-6 lbs. 5. Chemical Swabs - Each pastern on the forefeet are individually swabbed and tested for illegal substances such as mustard oil/kerosene. Shampoo, baby powder and hoof polish can also be subject to failure. Shows will provide vaseline for chains to ensure no hair loss. There cannot be pre-applied vaseline. Only what they provide at shows. 6. Thermography - Heat detecting machine is used to check for abnormal heat patterns around the pasterns.
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Bro sthu Leos my sister and I would be crying, Why do they make Gemini so evil?
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