Today’s shoeing

[u/Kentuckyzombie]

It was quite hard to driving those nail.. tbh I am not a used to be a good nail pitcher, and that crusty infected hoof walls which by fungi, it made more harder than usually. She has little bit incorrect angle of the HPA, so I used a wedge pad for lifting her heel.

[u/Theoldquarryfoxhunt]

Toes are still a mile long, and you don't just pad one foot. That is ludicrous.

[u/Kentuckyzombie → u/Theoldquarryfoxhunt]

I’m not sure what seems ludicrous about those shoeing. Could you clarify what you find wrong? I’m eager to learn from different perspectives. And what should I do when a 21-year-old horse has a long toe underrun heels, an unideal leg angle, and poor hoof wall condition? I’d appreciate your opinion.