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VETERINARY NAT Webmaster 17/04/2014 VETERINARY NAT Webmaster 17/04/2014

Shunted heels - avoiding cracks with proactive management

The Thoroughbred foot is thin-walled and light, adapted for speed and efficient use of energy. This adaptation renders the hood more susceptible to hoof capsule distortions.

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THIS ARTICLE FIRST APPEARED IN - NORTH AMERICAN TRAINER - ISSUE 32

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