You are legally required to contain your stock from accessing others people land and causing damage. You don't say if the stallion was still on your land when the incident happened.
What exactly have the 3 vets and farrier said with regards to barefoot. many do not know much about barefoot horses but it would be refreshing to hear about some that do.
Quite true. I back at 3, it is a careful, gentle and minimal process, one person's backing with light riding may not be as intense as another's so hard to compare what each is talking about.
Supplements are pointless without forage analysis, no point adding minerals that could block others if they are in excess and most vitamins come from good forage / hay.
Arab 20 - retired after field accident, pts with cancer
TB - 23 broke leg in field
Welsh A 26 - pts
Welsh C - 28
Arab - 26 pts
Arab - 24 pts
Welsh A - probably over 30
Why?, surely when not trimming or cutting, but just pinching the hoof would not fall foul of anything, especially when it is not in preparation for fixing a shoe. Horse owners are allowed to asses their horses hooves.
This exactly, once you own a few horses, the thousands that go on premiums each year in no way match the usual outlay of vet bills for each year, so you end up in the black. I would not put any horse through colic surgery though and also agree that pts is not the worst outcome.