I think the greatest changes are in his sad little frog and in the heel height. The frog is still passive in the fronts, but look at how much closer it is to the ground. Also, the front walls no longer look squeezed into the foot. In the pics of the front, a slight trapezoid has replaced the completely vertical walls. Since the after pics, Dawn's been working at those heels and there is definite daylight showing between the bulbs. The marker in the before pics are from Dawn explaining things to us. There's still a lot of improvement that can be made (having Peanut's feet for comparison is a little unfair), but we're on our way.
Here I blather about my bumblings with two horses: my 15 year-old palomino TWH Peanut and my husband's 28 year-old leopard bay TB/Appy cross Gene.
We are primarily trail riders, boarding across the street from one of the best systems of bridle trails in the Northeast.
Oh... and it seems that this has also become something of an art blog. Alas....
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Gene's feet before and after
This is a post primarily for Funder, but also because it's interesting. Dawn has sent me a number of pictures of Gene's feet that she's taken over the years, and I thought some before and afters would be interesting. The befores are Jan '06 before Dawn's first trim, the afters are Nov '08. These are all the same foot, his left fore.
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Noooooooo I typed out a big comment and blogger ate it :(
Anyway. Short version. The pics are pretty impressive - his feet still look wonky but so much better!
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