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Natural Barefoot Riding & Trimming

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Piggy in her Renegades
Congratulations!  You decided to remove your horses shoes for good!  This page is dedicated to Hoof Boots for riding, therapy & rehabilitation to help ease the transition phase.  All Renegade, Easy Care & Cavallo Products are offered here.  We also have hoof pads by Supracor.  There are also some links to help you find a qualified Natural Barefoot Trimmer in your area & read up on the latest information about Natural Barefoot Hooves.
Enjoy the Ride :)   
 
 

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Cricket's winter feet '08
I am available for Natural Barefoot Trimming or consultations on Long Island.  Referrals available.
Member Pacific Hoof Care Practitioners

Boots by Easy Care

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Epics, Gloves, Boa, Bare, Old Macs, Grip, Soaker Boots, Comfort Pad etc... Easy Care makes a variety of boots for all types of rider needs.  Whether you're looking for a boot that is easy to put on or going to stay on in the mud - Easy Care has a boot to fit.
Prices vary.

Renegade® Hoof Boots

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Renegade® hoof boots are rugged & easy to put on.  They can be cut back to fit an odd shaped or transitioning hoof.  Their open backs allow for drainage, less dirt accumulation & less rubbing. Pastern & heals are padded with the softest, smoothest neoprene for comfort on long rides.  All parts are replaceable adding to the lifetime of the boot.  Studs may be attached to enhance grip on wet grass, leaves, ice or snow.  Renegade Glue Ons® are an excellent choice for those wanting a more streamline fit.  Renegade® Boots come in a variety of colors to spice up your ride & they are made in the USA.  Call for help fitting.  Prices vary. 

Rider's Rasp™

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Rider's Rasp™ is a great tool to have on hand if your horse is barefoot.  Quick & easy to use for touch ups between trims.  Medium grip rasp easily fits into one hand while the other holds the hoof up.  Blades are replaceable.  $40

Supracor Hoof Pads

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Supracor Hoof Pads are designed to work just like the elastic horn tubules inside your horse's hooves - they naturally flex & compress to absorb shock.  Supracor's Honeycomb Hoof Pads absorb 40x more shock then other leading hoof pads on the market. Composed of elastomeric material in a matrix of encapsulating air pockets, its unique cellular structure distributes weight across the hoof, providing the most impact resistance in the heel area where the initial shock occurs. $45-$55

Cavallo Simple Boots

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SIMPLE to measure, SIMPLE to fit, SIMPLE & fast to put on & remove.  Simple Hoof Boots provide comfort for your horse.  SImple Boots are for a ride on terrain your horse isn't accustom to, for protection over gravel & rocks or added security over slippery surfaces.  Simple Boots the multi-purpose hoof boot made for walking, trotting, jogging, jumping & just have a great time. $140

Cavallo Sport Boot

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Innovation, form & function unite in the new Cavallo SPORT Boot, designed to enhance hoof function.  There is a built-in breakover and innovative heel (skid) brake, just like the natural hoof. The high density inner rim provides support for the outer hoof wall & relieves pressure on the sole area.  Slightly narrower than the Cavallo SIMPLE Boot, the SPORT Boot provides a snug fit in all equine sports, fits hind hoofs & provides total comfort. Reflective piping boosts safety for night riding. Like the SIMPLE Boot, the high quality SPORT Boot is quick & simple to put on. $130

Excellent barefoot & healthy lifestyle links

Support the end of horse slaughter

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Equine Wellness Magazine

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A respected and sought-after source of information, Equine Wellness Magazine appeals to readers of all breeds and disciplines. It gives caretakers the choices they’re looking for and empowers them with leading edge information on: Natural diet, supplements, training, medicines and therapies and so much more!   http://www.equinewellnessmagazine.com