Curriculum
Horse Hoof Trimming 101 - Getting Started Trimming Your Own Horse's Hooves
Introduction
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Assessing And Trimming Our First Horse (Lena)
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Basic Horse Management And Groundwork Skills When Trimming
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Initial Assessment Of Hooves For Trimming From The Outer Wall
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Detailed Assessment Of Hooves For Trimming From The Outer Wall
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How To Take Good Pictures Of Hooves For Reference And Assessment
Preview
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Understanding Good Body Positioning For Trimming Hooves
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Understanding The Parts Of The Hoof
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Assessement Of Hooves For Trimming From The Bottom
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Starting The Trim At The Frog - Trimming The Frog
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Continuing The Trim Of The Hoof - Trimming The Bars
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Make Sure To Pace Yourself And Take Breaks!
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Trimming The Walls Keeping The Landmark In Mind For The Shape To Trim To
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Flare And Deviation Of The Wall and Trimming To Reduce The Risk
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Practicing Using A Rasp And Some Techniques To Be Efficient And Effective For Trimming
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Finishing Up The Final Bits Of The Trim For The Heels, Pillars and Bevel
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Assessing The Trim And Comparing To The Side That Isn't Done Yet
Preview
Trimming Both Front Hooves Of A Difficult To Trim Horse (Our B.C. Wildie Who Is Still In Training For Feet)
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Trimming The Back Hooves Of Our B.C. Wildie Who Is Still In Training For Feet Pickup And Trimming
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Trimming The Front Feet Of Gracie Our Arabian Rescue With High-Low Hooves (In Production - Coming Soon)
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Understanding The Biology And Physics Of The Hoof
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Video lesson
Assessing The Trim And Comparing To The Side That Isn’t Done Yet
Once you think the trim is complete, it’s great to compare to the other side of the horse to see how much was done and the improvements that were made.