I think so. Not all at once, but eventually.

 

I would think so. I've so soooo much worse. Cute horse!

 

X-rays would do a lot to help determine what can and should be done, and do a lot to give your farrier some guidance.

 

yes they can been saved you just need a good farrier and X-rays to determine what can been done to fix there hoof, I've seen hooves worse then this and go completely back to normal with regular trims from a farrier. Good luck getting her feet back to normal

 

They absolutely can! You've been given great advice. A good farrier, armed with x-rays and a good vet partner will get you going. Add in some patience and tlc and she'll be fine.

 

Thank you all!!! I joined this group specifically for this question. You guys did not disappoint, and my heart feels a little lighter knowing she has a fighting chance!

 

Yes, absolutely. Please keep us informed on her progress! Other than her feet, she looks pretty good so I think her prognosis is excellent! Good on you for rescuing her!

 

Id like to see the solar area but by and large most hooves can be corrected to a large degree.

 

Yes, they definitely can I've seen MUCH worse!!! It will just be a long process.
Good luck with her!!!

 

A good Farrier and some xrays and she should improve. Please update with photos after the Farrier . Hope she turns out to be a nice horse for you .

 

4 days since you opened this question of how bad are the hooves thread...
Hoping by now your new horse has arrived.
Hoping by now your attending vet has arrived for the serious once over, the horse is now known to be UTD on vaccinations and the farrier has been scheduled if not due to arrive by weeks end.

The feet are long, but to me not impossible for a good farrier to trim and over a period of time and several trims be put in a much safer for the animal and you condition.
Till those feet are a lot better maintained if she was mine we would do some bonding and spend time together on the ground, nothing strenuous as her balance, trip factor and stress to her tendons and ligaments I would not want to stress any further.

You're now the owner of a very pretty mare who otherwise from her feet looks to be healthy.
So happy for you and happier for the mare she found someone to call her own and who cares....
Enjoy the journey together you have just started....please, some followup pictures of magic your farrier starts the mare on.
Till her hooves though are a much safer length and angle for the animal and your well-being astride stay on the ground...
Can't wait for the pictures....
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