Hoof mapping & how to make a suitable horseshoe for a horse

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[@travistaylor1524]

I absolutely love that you took the time to make this video well done and thank you sir

[@steamboat1341]

Dam, thank you for a video that brings so many aspects together well done.

[@Shadeskast]

Sorry I’m late to the show. This was a great video. Well said. 😎⚒

[@samcarter7596]

Excellent video Alex Ridgeway ! Thank you for your clear explanations of foot mapping and shoe making. Is this one segment of the online coarse you have mentioned in other comments?

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

Thanks Sam, yes the online course's will have plenty of similar content. Stay tuned 😁

[@nrhoofcare7724]

Thanks for the info mate, very generous.

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[@valentinpetryakov4058]

Super video
Thank you!

[@stigolsson1982]

Thanks. Interesting!

[@jessebills5386]

Great video thank you

[@1tophandml]

I'm still confused on figuring out dimensions of distortion. And the standardized length for the toe. Where do these numbers come from?

[@deanwitt7903]

There should be more mass to the rear of the foot not to the front . This is entirely possible with a trim . 50/50 is ok 55/45 or 60/40 is desirable to have more mass of the foot under the line of the leg . It also functions better to support the navicular structure this way .

[@WickedFlyGirl]

That's awesome. I really want to do this haha but I'm not the best at maths

[@ammarshadeed8851]

you are wonderful

[@horsefarrierhathisingh5214]

Very nice

[@joeysigurdson7070]

What if the distortion goes the other way and the length is shorter than the width?

[@AlexRidgewayFarrier]

Distortion is distortion and should work regardless of whether its length or width. Good solid trimming protocols should be followed for best results.