RINGBONE Farrier Treatment

#hooftrimming #asmr #oddlysatisfying #satisfying #horse
@idahohorseshoeingschool

[@LunamFlore]

That little moment when the horse tried to groom you in thanks. Adorable

[@carollane8694]

Ive seen quite a few who like to gently nibble away like that at the farrier while being shod.

[@BigButtocks967]

I’d never given it much thought but you guys don’t just have to learn 1 single skill, its metal work, blacksmithing, animal welfare, etc. amazing work.

[@edgarst837]

The patience of these horses is amazing. They know you're there to help them and they appreciate it.

[@kayawinchell182]

They can be realy picky on which farriers they like, it takes a lot of expertise in horse handling for the farrier too to keep the horse comfortable and cooperative.

[@myfirstcrappyvideobilly]

Usually they start trimming them when they're little, by now the horse knows.

[@dharmagirl5889]

I just love how the horse is daintily nibbling at his hat. Lol

[@348Tobico]

I just love how this beautiful blue roan pokes it's nose forward to ask "Hey there bud, whatcha doin' with my foot over there?". Those roan's are always smart talkers.

[@USNCBSLIXXX]

So...It's like he got a Dr. Scholls insert for his shoe. 😁 Love watching your videos. 🤗

[@MiaEZ]

I can not stop watching. I just subbed. The Farrier has me mesmerized with his skill to help these horses. Grateful to him. 💐💝

[@JaiRestore]

me too

[@MiaEZ]

@@JaiRestore 😍😊

[@novembermiss]

Genuine affection and thanks shown to you by the horse when s/he was nuzzling you while your were working. Excellent job as always. I hope this special shoe gives the horse pain relief, since you mentioned that ringbone is not curable.

[@Justhorse1967]

The horse's feet would be very comfortable. It seems like a high ring bone, but raise the angle of the hoof seems like a good idea.

[@kayawinchell182]

They mentioned arthritis in the coffin joint too, coffin joint or anywhere on the middle oastern bone is considered low ringbone, poor gelding has high and low

[@Pernilledj1]

Aaaww the horse is so cute and patient - good job helping it!!

[@maryannrurup353]

Thank you for showing problem, and help with making it comfortable.

[@MerrimanDevonshire]

Always something new on this channel... 😊

[@sarahdavis5219]

I love watching u guys make horse shoes for these horses. They appreciate y’all helping them w/ their feet & legs

[@hevchip741]

That's wonderful, the care you give is brilliant

[@SharonRaeRyan]

I picture these as the horse equivalent to those super padded velcro close shoes designed for elderly folks with arthritis ❤️

[@PicsReviews]

The trust his horse have on him mindblowing 😊

[@jamesb.9155]

Thanks for another great show!

[@LS-kg6my]

Love how caring you all are

[@melodienaber4992]

The hat nibble ❤

[@btcrazee1]

Always loved horses and love your channel. Fascinating work, and grateful for helping them.

[@tlcferguson8243]

You guys there do such amazing work for the horses you service. I'm sure this horse will feel much better because of the care you give.

[@brandonreeves5979]

You sir , are really good at what you do. One the most satisfying videos I’ve ever seen. Wow! #tooeasy

[@kenyonbissett3512]

Glad you can shoe for the horses comfort.

[@MajaMVukic]

Omg it’s so amazing how the horse is not reacting to you working on him, seems pretty calm😁 also what a cutie omg🥺😍

[@TightwadTodd]

Fine work, young man. Folks, pay special attention to the technique this man uses to operate a pair of nippers. And, finally, someone who uses the pritchel hole, for its intended use, rather than the Hardy hole.

[@archiecat4182]

What a sweet horse. 🥰

[@katherinejacoby5915]

We had an older mare with a terribly turned in front due to neglected ringbone related injury. The vet & wise ol farrier decided to make a counter-levered shoe...so to support & aid in correcting some of the turning in there was an Xtra bar & "high heel"

[@maggiefreeman6513]

Excellent. And what a sweet horse! Thanks for sharing.

[@aliciaroot2201]

Looks great and I'm sure that horse loves the new comohy shoe. Yeah!! Good job mister 🥰

[@kingkong7617]

I have seen you guys enough that I know you do what is best for the horse and you have some great ideas of what to do to help the horses.

[@blinkie1114]

How did you get into this field? What an incredible specialty that seems to have become a bit of a lost art! You work magic!

[@cleopatracatra2097]

I don't know why this channel popped up, but I'm glad it did! Very interesting stuff.

[@MissLady-pq4hc]

Great work, as always.💙

[@cbiggs2010]

Your awesome!!💪🏽🥰💯

[@erintoal2018]

That is a beautiful horse.

[@BobiG1964]

Beautiful horse

[@roamin_ronin]

Never thought I would see a horse get orthopedic shoes! Awesome!

[@cesarcavalo3719]

Excelente trabalho,tens meu respeito e admiração,Deus lhe retribua com prosperidade

[@kitiyana]

Beautiful work

[@RainebowEvee]

*knows nothing about horses* *binge watches videos* *subscribes anyways*

[@ismewhat1234]

Nice job 👍

[@carollane8694]

I love watching these vids of remedial shoeing which show all the methods you use to help alleviate different issues

[@ritafarris1618]

Great video!

[@theexistentialist.5530]

Very caring,emense skill, nice to see.

[@PLS.54]

Clever solution!!

[@matthiask6342]

Nice craftsmanship. Have you ever thought about sticking a magnet inside your pliers, to avoid the sharp ends of the nails ending up on the ground?

[@kayawinchell182]

A lot of barns and/or farriers have a thing that looks like the rolling push brooms from kindergarten but it has a magnet strip, so you roll that around after they're done

[@georgepretnick4460]

That drill bit went through the shoe like the shoe was made of lead.

[@karendarel6281]

You guys work magic. Do you ever talk to the horses?

[@samgeller1967]

In England we call it navicular, amazing job you do,

[@azpilotd4351]

Why on some shoes do you make the long channel to place the nails in and others you just make the holes themselves? Does the channel do something specific?

[@toddmichael4271]

What is the clay you put under the pad? And what’s the best way to help a navicular horse?

[@harpintn]

Do you make your own hoof trimmers? I ask because it seems like every farrier has one that is a little different.

[@louiekuka]

I have found leather pads against a foot is a lot better than plastic . you should show how he walked to the farrier and then when your done with your work so we can see what difference you have accomplished nice job on making the shoe .

[@johannasjobergolson645]

Once again - no vocational knowledge about horseshoeing, still enjoy these videos as fall asleep-material

[@stevegreat7193]

You care. Thanks.

[@kathybradbury]

Do you cut that hoof shorter than the others to compensate for the added height of the shoe pad?

[@ppod1349]

What is the black putty? Is it some kind of medicated treatment? This is such a fascinating process to me 😁

[@beckybiddle09]

❤❤❤

[@chandarussell]

I’ve never seen this done before. Probably because I’ve never had a horse with this problem. Do you shoe the other three feet?

[@bonniehawkins2979]

Well done.

[@aek12]

Do you do titanium shoes?

[@moisesteodoro3054]

Ótimo trabalho 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷Brazil

[@braindamageelmo4572]

Quick question, do horses enjoy getting the hooves done. I know it doesn't hurt them but do they like it or is it just something they put up with

[@lynnehuff9659]

They appear to put up with it. They are trained (preferably at a young age)to have their feet handled. It is an important part of training.

[@lizzieburgess674]

As Lynn Huff says, they are trained to tolerate it. Most of them do, with varying degrees of patience or impatience. Some of them will doze off as its being done, and some get irritated by it. Elderly horses will often need extra consideration - rests between each foot, or pair of feet, and young ones often need a lot of patience and forbearance. Although a lot depends on the skill and attitude of the farrier and the trainer/owner, it is also individual thing to each horse.

[@stevejellison672]

What was the black putty you put in the cavity?

[@Sarah_Grant]

Horsey orthopedics...😄

[@Widdershins.]

Quadripedicures.

[@TMats100]

The black putty you laid in alongside the frog is just to keep dirt, debris from packing in under the pad?

[@Serenity_yt]

I think so and to make sure the frog also gets used so it doesnt build back or causes other issues (another yt farrier explained it like that as far as I remember)

[@kenbrundage5528]

Thank you for explaining what ringbone is, which many farriery KZbins neglect. Save for the new acrylics, your methods go back to the early 20th century. See, for instance, Charles Holmes' British textbook. As I am sure you know, since deformity dictates how the foot must land, the ware pattern of the old shoe could have been fashioned into the new.

[@driveincanada9713]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@TbouridaZenata]

👍

[@kayawinchell182]

Can I ask why you hand forge shoes instead of altering prefab shoes? It seems like this shoe would have been easier to make from a steel stock shoe?

[@kayawinchell182]

Also, can I ask how much you charged the client for this? Does this cost more than the average shoeing? Doing great work for this horse but I've only seen this amount of custom work and time spent per horse at a medical center like Rood&Riddle.

[@uliseslobo2180]

Wich the explanation of this shoeing for ring bone? 🤨

[@JaiRestore]

i never seen before

[@davidwayman3121]

I wish you would be d make a video of completly shoeing all four hooves of a horse

[@romant6003]

Работа тянет на знак качества от СССР )) 👍

[@nolanriley9865]

It's just a normal keg shoe lol

[@jilliej7]

Just curious. Do wild horses hoofs get long where they can’t run?

[@lizzieburgess674]

Wild and feral horses hooves get naturally worn away to a suitable height and shape by constant movement over different types of terrain. This is very different to domestic horses who are restricted in where they can go and what they can do.

[@hotcocoandart]

When I watch these videos I always wonder why the horses' feet are so dirty. Does no one else clean their horse's feet?

[@kimb5332]

Can anyone out there tell me why some horseshoes are made completely flat on the bottom and others are made with a thin trough through the center?

[@user-bp7xq9wj1m]

Класс

[@lindagerace4110]

Why doesn't the horse have shoes on every foot?

[@heatherb2680]

Love the videos! I have a question: If a horse has a shoe on one foot to help with a problem (like the ringbone in this video), do the other feet need shoeing too to balance everything out?

[@elizabeths1117]

Yep. The other front (or hind) should be shod as well. A horse is fine with just front shoes. I’ve seen horses with only rear shoes. It’s strange.

[@KateandBree]

At least on the other front front. As long as the backs are fine, the back feet will be kept bare and slightly longer to balance everything out.

[@BabalonNuit]

@@elizabeths1117 I would assume horses with back feet shod are horses who do work like pulling ploughs (yes, people still use horses for that; I see them around here where we have a lot of Mennonites.

[@stella4162]

Moin aus Deutschland!

[@deanwitt7903]

Looks like a good job . But why not just make a graduated shoe with a rocker toe ? I have found that pads only ever serve to create an environment non conducive to the long term health and sometimes short term health of the hoof . I have always noticed that hoof growth is poor between showings with pads . Not saying they don’t have their uses but personally I use all other methods before pads .

[@EverLearningDragon]

That scraping and trimming looks like it should be painful but clearly isn’t. What sort of precautions do you take to avoid injuring the horse? Or is that even a real concern here?

[@lynnehuff9659]

Yes every precaution is taken so there are no injuries. The farriers study hoof anatomy. They know exactly where to trim to achieve the desired results. Shaping the hoof, in all of it's aspects determines how the foot hits the ground. That will affect how he travels.

[@nadinmalanin]

Вы таллант!

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

If I have sons, I don’t care what career they pursue , I would love them to have some training in craftsmanship and blacksmith work like this. In a perfect world, you guys would be the ones making millions, Not Kardashians. I am amazed at the patience you guys have for these beautiful horses and ponies

[@romant6003]

А если подкову из титана выковать, пойдёт? 😁

[@lezamac6]

How are you not afraid of getting kicked

[@romant6003]

Чего не покрасили лаком?

[@HBADGERBRAD]

I’m new to this channel and know nothing about horses, but I do have a lot of love for them. I find all of this fascinating, but I’m just curious as to why people have these little horses? What’s the point of them? They seem pretty useless to me.

[@leelindsay5618]

It will be interesting to see how its treated once mainstream medical knowledge catches up with cutting edge medical knowledge that arthritis is caused by a food allergy in many cases.

[@IzzyGside961]

Just drop the leg off the stand? This school is really failing to teach good farrier practices..by the way, you can buy better more precisely made premade shoes..shoe making is basically obsolete and a bunch of macho chest beating..

[@lynnehuff9659]

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