HORSE WITH BACK PAIN? WATCH THIS!
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2023
- One of the contributing factors that we commonly see as a problem in performance horses is NEGATIVE PLANTAR ANGLES, which can result in CAUDAL HEEL FAILURE! In this video Lee Olsen CJF explains how we fix this problem and help these horses get to feeling 100% again!
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I applaud your knowledge and contribution to helping horses. However, I believe most all performance horses need a break to heal, with shoes off, and the the ability to roam a pasture to regain their natural health again. Most feet and leg (and other issues) are caused by the owners need to compete. It's quite sad for the horses.
💯 percent without shoes the horses roam free to heal the hoof
I have absolutely nothing to do with horses and I found this video fascinating. This was informative and riveting just watching your superior skill level and knowledge. Impressive. I’ll be looking for more just because they are so damn interesting. Great camera work too. Thanks.
What a beautiful bit of shoeing! That horse must love him!! Thank you for the tutorial- love it!
This man is a master tradesman and a horses best friend
The horse was very quiet and manerly. Very nice horse. I hope horse gets great relief in his feet,!!
Great video Lee ! very important things were talked about & made it easy to follow.
Well done.
Thank you very much! Just trying to make horses everywhere happier!
Master at work. Great skill. Thank you for posting.
Thank you very much! We appreciate the support!
So nice to see this level of expertise!!!
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Very informative video…excellent!!
Great movie thank you very much, best regards and wishes from Switzerland
It's nice how you respect the horses, cheers.
Thank you very much!
Oh great no scam chiropractor bullsh*t. What a great video with good honest techniques to help horses. Great video. so glad to see it was not another scam chiropractor claiming to help horses.
You make your craft look so easy, but I know there's a lot of skill in it. Great work!
Thank you very much! We appreciate the support!
Great video! Thank You for all the info !
Thank you very much! Glad it was helpful!
Excellent job
Excellent explanation! Thank you for sharing.🐴
Thank you very much!
a great video with Lee very knowledgeable /profesional farrier caring person well done Lee
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Great video, excellent content, awesome production value. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👏🇺🇲
Thank you very much for the supportive comment!
Your titorial was awesome. I've seen horses with this issue. I've also seen the good bowed as you've shown.
Your videos have a great impact on the horses i work with. Great content, explanation, and constant education with plenty of detail! Way to go Lee.
Thank you very much!
How do you get your horses to watch the videos?
Beautiful horse!❤
Excellent job buddy, cheers. 👌✌👀
Wow such a great job! Very impressive
Thank you very much!
This was an eye opener. God Bless You. Please continue the good work and post more such videos.
Thank you very much! We appreciate the support!
@@olsenequinecjfcan you tell me what changes to the hoof that happened after you've done the corrective shoeing? Will this horse always have to to be set up this way? Reason I'm asking is I'm dealing with the same problem on one of my horses
What can I say - informative and just the way it should be done...for the horse
Thank you very much sir! We appreciate the feedback!
Wow wish we had skilled farriers like this man years ago. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We have lots of different tools at our disposal today for sure! We use the most top of the line technology and studies to help find new ways to help horses everyday!
...and all that was with a live horse! Your skills and ability to calm such a powerful animal are just amazing. (deserves a better word). How did you black your nail...ouch!
I can see this guy at 8 years old with his dad or Grandpaw or old Mexican horse trainer learning this trade. Awesome!
Thank you, Lee. I love when you do videos like this. Explaining what you're doing and why. I hope you continue to do more of them. I learn so much from each of them that helps me help my CJF. Best Regards from a Retired Paramedic and Horse Trainer in Ontario, Canada, Jenn 💖 🇨🇦
Thank you very much! We will continue working to put out content that is educational and entertaining! Thanks for your feedback!
@jenniferlehman326 Hello from your Alberta friend, Barb. Fancy meeting you here! I see you around now and then, and I enjoy your comments. I often don't bother you, but I just thought I'd say hello here. I hope you and your horses afe well and happy. All the best to you!
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@cattymajiv Hello Narb!! I love it when you say hello!! All the mares are doing well, they are getting nice and fat and still sassy. Fat as in pregnant fat, not overweight fat. I'm very careful with their dietary needs. They are on a grain for pregnant and lactating mares, a little red cell, to keep their blood levels up, some spirea for coat and hoof health and some salt and trace minerals. Other than that, free choice hay of good quality, it's an alfalfa grass mix and they just love it!! I hope you are doing well, and please, always feel free to say hello!! Love Jenn 💖
Very informative!! Thanks! ❤❤
Thank you very much for your supportive comment!
Really enjoyed the video. Hope the poor horse gets some relief. I know all about back and neck trouble. 😊😊😊
This horse has been performing better already the owners tell us!
Gee, l have never seen a horse shoeing like this, comfort mix & all. Beautiful shoes, beautiful job
Thank you very much! We do a lot of performance horses similar to this!
Fascinating 👏
Very nice lookin job, and your commentary was plain and simple, so much so that even I could understand it. 😉
I liked your fancy tool for hot fitting shoes. (Vice Grips)
I hope you have a good one!
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Thank you very much! Glad you liked our top of the line tools around here!
Wel,l this was 'very' informative. Thank you!
Thank you very much! Glad you found this information useful!
I’ve just had my horses fronts done similar but with pads and dental mould material (comfort mix), he has thin soles and was repeatedly over reaching and pulling off the front causing lameness so I’m hoping this will give him some relief.
Question about hot shoeing: Is there not a big size difference as the shoe contracts as it cools, or is it insignificant?
Super interesting, but I would like to have seen the final angle so the video would make sense.
I almost pass out 😮😮😮...
I had not idea that those horse shoes needed to be 🔥🥵.
👍 Great job 🙏
Not all horseshoers use what we call "hot fitting", which is when the shoe is placed and basically burns onto the hoof, making it lay flat and balanced! We hot fit the majority of the horses we shoe!
I leave my horse bare foot. However, he has a good sliding stop that I don't ask for while not riding in an arena with good dirt. My thoughts are, it wouldn't be good idea to do it on, let's say, a sandy two track while trail riding. Your thoughts?
Thanks
What kind of hoof knives you using there Lee?
Great explanation. My horse had lumbar and SI issues which have greatly improved with the 3D pads. Would like to have seen how you shaped the pad to the shoe.
Great suggestion! We have a couple videos on our page that shoe the process of putting a pad on a shoe, but its a great idea to make an updated version on it! Thank you!
Great, informative video. I am an old fart now and sad to say, the closest I have ever got to learning something about horse hooves was when I was a little fart. I went across the road that separated my grand parents farm from the one across the road. I went over there for the purpose of riding my friends horse and dang it she didn’t step on my big toe and she didn’t push worth a darn. But I did learn to 1. Don’t ride horses bare foot and 2. Watch where you put your foot cause the horse don’t give a rat’s ass where she put’s her’s! I should have just stayed at my Grandma’s and rode the pigs, they were easier to push around and they fit in our chutes. My cousin and I were in hog heaven, literally, when we rode our rough stock.
At the end of the day we do this job for the love of the horse! Something we all can relate to!
I loved this video. I am in no way knowledgeable like a farrier. There was the angle you showed us at the beginning which pointed toward the belly. I'd have liked to see that same angle after your correction. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for commenting your thoughts! We appreciate the feedback!
Great video Lee! Thank you for explaining what you are doing. Does the 3d pad work better than a bar shoe? Are you floating the heals at all? Thank you
In this case the 3D pad adds a bit of wedge to promote healthy growth and hopefully get this horse on the right track, which is why we elected to not use a bar shoe.
Great job 🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸
Thank you very much for the nice comment!
God bless you and America …
Thank you very much!
What issue was that article in. I found this episode interesting. I have a friend whose horse has been diagnosed with kissing spine. I would like to share the information with her.
This is an article with teamed up with ESMS veterinarian Reese Hand DVM on the topic! westernhorseman.com/horsemanship/management/veterinarians-and-farriers-work-together-for-success/
Hope this helps!
I want to use pads on my mare because she's had heel breakdown and soreness. However, she also has a tendency to get thrush, with the clay and mix help keep it from getting thrushy?
Yes maam! The clay we use will keep the sole from having harmful bacteria enter underneath!
The horses tail is so beautiful…blowing in the wind while you work.
the material blue material can humans apply to their plantarfacidies. to support the arch. in my approach from video it can be .is it wrong?
So the blue material in the video is Mustads Soft Cushion ComfortMix! It is a dental impression that hardens when the 2 ingredients are combined. It works similar to an insole of a shoe, yes, supporting the hoof while providing some cushioning!
Can you explain to me what changes happen after you have shod this way does it help spread the heal or help the heel grow going into the next growth cycle
Hello!
Adding these pads promotes healthy heel growth for the next cycle, to start getting a horse growing in the right direction and fixing issues such as collapsed heels, NPA, etc!
@@olsenequinecjf I thank you so much for the response. Purchase all the stuff that you use had my farrier set my little mare horse up so we'll see how it goes sure appreciate the video you made
We have a tame wild burro that comes around with a long hoof (just one rear) that sets her foot down too weird. It doesn;t seem to affect her too much. Is it a problem and is there anything we can do to help her? She won't lett us touch her foot.
The best first step would be working on taming her enough to work on that hoof and get a proper trim on it! Sadly otherwise, without a trim, there isnt much to do for her!
I appreciate the response. I don't see her getting that tame so I guess I will just continue to worry about her Fortunately, at least for the moment, she seems to be ok, but I don't see how it is going to resolve itself. Wish we could sedate her but just trying to locate her at a given time would be a miracle. Nature is a beast. @@olsenequinecjf
This is one of mine. Bull nose.
How long does it take for that back hoof to grow out so you don’t have to do that moulding material to make the shoe fit?
Hello! The dental impression is not used to make the shoe fit, it is used as cushion to soften the pressure on the hoof and make each step more comfortable!
@@olsenequinecjf Thank you!
So did this horse's back problems improve through correction here?
Hello! We have only gotten the chance to work on this horse twice so far, but his progress is doing great! The owner says he is running at the top of his game!
So did dubbing the toe cause caudal heel failure
There are a number of contributing factors to this issue, but imbalanced shoeing and conformation are 2 of the biggest factors in getting to a negative point!
Veterinary VSMT (chiropractic) and therapeutic muscle/soft tissue work will help.
Chinese Qua Sha treatment to release fascial restrictions.
Can’t wait to run this package on my wife’s Thoroughbred
Anytime you see a bull nose hoof like that it’s because p3 is on a negative plane .
T.Y.
Farrier to Farrier
I hats off to ferries. Watching donkeys in china, with horrible feet. Little old man did good, you, too.
Wait what did you just say this horse with conformation problem surgeries and more is being used as a barrel horse. This is the problem with equestrians today they have zero common sense and zero knowledge of the animal called the horse. it is just f**ked up. In fact, I think now his health issues are not conformation I am looking at him, he has great conformation. He is probably being abused and misused in barrel racing. No in fact I know he is. The fact that he has a spine problem and they are still barrel-racing him tells me all I need to know. No, I am not some kind of activist. I love horses. then they are great animals and humans should and can use them for work and ride them. However, I completely believe in doing what is best for the animal sense we are taking control of its life and death. If they made up some rules that stopped people from riding like animals and abusing the horse in barrel racing I would be fine with it. But that is not the case. One good rule could be the human's feet can not lift off the side of the horse more than 2 inches. Another good rule could be the Butt of the human must stay in contact with the saddle at all times. Oh, and no Leverage bits barrel racers are literally hanging on the horse's fact. I don't have a problem with leverage bit just a problem with abusing the animal with them. Show me one barrel racer that is not pulling 50lb or more on the horse's face. 50lbs is not hard to pull, so the bit is putting 250lbs. My seven-year-old daughter can pull 50lbs using reins. So my number might be a little off but you get the point. I can there guy how to help this horse. Embarrass the owner for barrel racing a horse with health issues like this. If every professional they had to work with scolded them for the abuse they would stop.