One nail fallen out of shoe?

[MummyEms]

So tonight I've just been up to check my horses. Picked up a foot on my thoroughbred darling, and one of the nails in her front shoe was bent and hanging out. Managed to get it out and she seems totally fine and sound. So there are now 5 out of 6 nails in. Would you still ride gently? She has over reach boots on. I'll try to attach pics xx

 

[MummyEms]

This is the foot . Oh it's saying file too large? Just a camera phone picture? How do you all up upload your photos on here?

 

[Petmurf]

This is the foot . Oh it's saying file too large? Just a camera phone picture? How do you all up upload your photos on here?

You have to choose a smaller size so where it says actual size, you can tap that and I usually select small or medium

 

[milliepops]

I either link from FB or use a resizer app.

If the shoe was still secure i would continue to ride. when is horse due for shoeing? if it's several weeks off i'd drop a text to farrier and explain what has happened, if he is local he might pop by to replace the nail.

 

[Nari]

I'd ride steadily and avoid rough ground and tet the farrier to see if he can come and replace the nail.

 

[MummyEms]

thanks so much.- Farrier finally replied and said it looks Okay and should be fine until he can come- : )

 

[MummyEms]

You have to choose a smaller size so where it says actual size, you can tap that and I usually select small or medium

thank you. I cannot seem to find the oplion to change the size -

 

[Red-1]

thank you. I cannot seem to find the oplion to change the size -

I taker a screenshot of the photo on my phone and use that!

 

[little_critter]

I usually email photos to myself. The email often asks if I want the photos to be sent as small, medium, large or actual size. I choose medium. Then I upload the medium photo I emailed myself.

 

[cold_feet]

I taker a screenshot of the photo on my phone and use that!

Hadn’t thought of that - much simpler than my usual method a la Little_critter (which I usually can’t be bothered to do!)