Parkranger
Well-Known Member
Just wondering how many of you brought a horse, thinking it was good to shoe, and then found out that it wasn't?
My boy was very jumpy when first shod....we think it might be cause he's never been hot shod (ex racer probably, from Ireland). He calmed down but it was a nightmare.
Next time, Iwasn't there and he apparently tried to kick the farrier!
Bearing in mind he's blind in one eye too (although that's absolutely no excuse for trying to kick someone/lashing out blindly).
Do you sedate your horse to shoe? Did it get any better? Thinking we might need to cold shoe first to get him used to it again.....
Another palava in the life that is Vicki and Ty......
My boy was very jumpy when first shod....we think it might be cause he's never been hot shod (ex racer probably, from Ireland). He calmed down but it was a nightmare.
Next time, Iwasn't there and he apparently tried to kick the farrier!
Bearing in mind he's blind in one eye too (although that's absolutely no excuse for trying to kick someone/lashing out blindly).
Do you sedate your horse to shoe? Did it get any better? Thinking we might need to cold shoe first to get him used to it again.....
Another palava in the life that is Vicki and Ty......