Summer is here and it's time to hit the trail and get outdoors. EasyCare has a full line of hoofboots that you can choose from to ensure that your horse has the protection he or she needs.
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The winner of our June contest is Daunna Sellers of Verona, KY. Daunna chose a pair of Epics and a pair of Bares. Congratulations Daunna!
Here is your chance to enter to win a set of four EasyCare hoof boots of your choice! All you need to do is click on the Forward Email link at the bottom of this newsletter and refer 5 friends to sign up. Click on the "Forward" link at the bottom of this newsletter!
We just completed a two-day 100 mile ride where we rode on some hard, rocky roads each day. Rocky was quite comfortable with the pads even on the rocky, hard stuff. It sure showed me there is a huge difference in concussion reduction using the pads with the boots.
Our 2006 Contest is well underway with riders accumulating more than 3,000 miles so far! If you have a friend who might be interested in entering the contest, please tell them about it!
After just having gone through an abscess with one of my horses, I was looking for a way to keep her foot soaked and pliable so it could come out easier and quicker. I tried soaking 3-4 times a day and tried many other soak boots.
The best one was the Easy Soaker for various reasons....
A growing contingent of hoof-care experts says yes.
Here's what the natural-foot movement could mean for your horse. The barefoot option. You've heard of it, but you know it's not for your horse, because (pick one or more):
it's a fad.
he has bad feet.
you ride on rugged ground
you show.
You agree that going barefoot is healthy for a hoof, and that pulling a horse's shoes at least once a year to reestablish natural hoof growth is a good thing. But eventually those shoes must go back on, right? Permanent barefootedness is appropriate only for certain horses who already have tough, resilient hooves...