JenTaz
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i dont use any boots on my boy with him being an irish draught i dont really think he needs them as he doesnt have any conformation problems so why bother booting him up so that he relys on them
Do you boot your horse up, what with? And why?
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FinkleyAlex
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a)flat - woof brushing boots on front two legs, overreach boots - has had injuries in the field on those legs and is no longer insured so I use these to prevent injury.
b)jumping - tendon boots, overreach boots - same reason as above
c)hacking - same as schooling, would use knee boots if had to do roadwork
d)in field - if out for short amount of time while I muck out for eg then nothing, for longer then he wears turnout boots all round
b)jumping - tendon boots, overreach boots - same reason as above
c)hacking - same as schooling, would use knee boots if had to do roadwork
d)in field - if out for short amount of time while I muck out for eg then nothing, for longer then he wears turnout boots all round
Coffee_Bean
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a)flat- brushing boots on all 4, and sometimes over reach
b)jumping- tendon and fetlock boots, o/r
c)hacking- reflective brushing boots all 4 and o/r
d)in field- o/r
Why? because she brushes and has over reached in the past (duh
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b)jumping- tendon and fetlock boots, o/r
c)hacking- reflective brushing boots all 4 and o/r
d)in field- o/r
Why? because she brushes and has over reached in the past (duh