My Method of Horse/Hoof trimming Educational Demonstration, Satisfying/Barefoot/Trim

I found that this method will help with many things. Here are a few.
1 ) The feet will not run forward as much throughout the growing period. It creates a better break over, and less toe pressure.
2) There is LESS chance a horse will get sore after a trim. It does rarely happen, but usually only lasts a day or two.
3) This method will help prevent dishing and flaring. If your horse already has dishing and flaring, this method will help eliminate most if not all of it. They will get some dishing and flaring closer to when they are due for a trim, but it will be easily eliminated on the next trim. For those who trim their own and can touch them up every 3-4 weeks, it should totally eliminate these problems.
4) It also allows more horses to be barefoot by not taking as much off the bottom. And that's good because the more natural you can keep them the better.
Always remember there's no general rule to trimming and shoeing horses, but this is a really good start. Good Luck on all your horse projects.
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