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        09-25-2012, 07:32 PM
      #11
    Green Broke
    Well it has been 9 weeks on the hinds they got a little off schedule when she got shoes in front off schedule. But it's not constant just more than never. She's clumsy too. Getting better though.
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        09-25-2012, 08:02 PM
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    Green Broke
    Oops I mean its been 11 weeks. Not much to trim though. She's only done this twice
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        09-26-2012, 08:53 AM
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    Green Broke
    Sorrelhorse, do those pro tec boots run small? I picked up a pair of their bell boots last night since I have to get my own now and they are smaller than the bell boots I had been using which were the pro choice ones size small/medium. The ones I got last night are small and not small/medium so I'm not sure if that makes a difference.

    The reason I ask is those pro tec boots are at my local feed store in medium and large for only $43, soooooo if a medium would fit that would save me money on purchase and shipping.

    I'm going to measure tonight, I forgot a measuring tape but I will remember tonight.

    I'm putting in a picture of her so maybe there's a very small chance you can tell me if she looks like she looks to be small boned or not. And I officially measured her at 14.1 last night :(
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        09-26-2012, 06:46 PM
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    Green Broke
    Haha so no one is replying but I'm updating anyway. I measured and her leg measured 8 inches around. So definitely a medium which means I can pick them up tomorrow yay.
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        09-29-2012, 09:59 PM
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    Trained
    Someone puts out a boot with extra protection in the fetlock area. Talk to your farrier about this. A good farrier may be able to alter the trim a little to help alleviate this. Get the best boots you can. Tendons are extremely slow to heal-a year and then there's scar tissue. Not like muscle.
         

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