The 101 On Glue-On Shoes – Farm House Tack

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Written by: Tyler Raymer of Raymer Equine Performance Every five to six weeks horse owners are scheduled to maintain their horses’ feet by trimming or getting shoes. It sounds simple, but there are many options to consider because every horse is different. One of the most helpful types of shoeing, other than the stan
Every five to six weeks horse owners are scheduled to maintain their horses’ feet by trimming or getting shoes. It sounds simple, but there are many options to consider because every horse is different. One of the most helpful types of shoeing, other than the standard nail shoeing, is called direct Glue-ons.