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Five days out. The Hoof and Horse Connection is nearly here, and we want to make one thing very clear. This clinic is not just for farriers.
If you own a horse, ride one, train them, or work alongside them in any capacity, this weekend is for you. Understanding the foot changes how you see the whole horse, from how they move, to how they hold up under work, to the decisions you make about their care.
Two days with Yogi Sharp, the Equine Documentalist, we’ll be covering functional anatomy of the hoof, biomechanics and how load travels through the limb, how hoof form influences performance and soundness, and how owners, trainers, farriers and vets can actually communicate about all of it as a team.
No prior knowledge required. Come curious.
Where: Animal Rehab Institute, Loxahatchee, Florida.
Who it’s for: Owners, trainers, riders, vets, therapists, farriers, students. Anyone who wants to understand horses feet.
The Equine Documentalist
04/23/2026
The USA tour is taking shape!
We only have a few dates left of the 3 month tour! So if you don’t want to miss out, contact me now!!
We are also looking for sponsors for this tour so if you would like your company to make the tour with us, give me a message!
Come on West Coast! Central! Let’s hear you 👂 where you at?
04/22/2026
Prolonged break-over from elongated toes increases strain on the deep digital flexor tendon and distal interphalangeal joint. Each millimeter beyond the anatomically correct break-over point amplifies mechanical leverage. Shorter trim cycles optimize biomechanical efficiency and soundness.
04/21/2026
Hoof pastern alignment matters. We've seen what happens when the foundation is correct - improved posture, better movement, a sounder athlete.
03/18/2025
The Horse's Hoof Barefoot News March 2025 is released!
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What's in this issue? 🍀 Rehabbing Dropped Fetlocks and Negative Plantar Angles 🍀 Dental Work and Insulin Resistance 🍀 Trimming an OTTB Mare with Thin Soles 🍀 Semi-Feral versus Stabled Horses' Hoof Health 🍀 Mystery Celebrity in Need of Cavallo Hoof Boots 🍀 March Cavallo Boot Giveaway 🍀 That Spring Thing 🍀 And more!
02/19/2025
Bean presented Negative Plantar Angles in the hinds, caused by low heels. This condition pulled his hooves forward, positioning them in front of the pelvis and disrupting his posture. The result? Poor weight distribution and compromised movement.
A proper trim addressed the forward migration and began the process of restoring healthy hoof mechanics. Negative plantar angles impact the entire body and must be corrected at the source.
On top of that, a high-low imbalance in Bean’s front hooves was creating excessive tension on his trapezius muscle. This misalignment forces his body to work harder, leading to stiffness and discomfort. A balanced trim is essential to even out the load, reducing strain and restoring fluid movement.
02/02/2025
The best hoof care is never just about a trim—it’s about reading the horse, knowing their needs, and understanding that balance starts from the ground up. A skilled hoof expert isn’t just a farrier; they’re part athletic trainer, part problem solver, and part horse whisperer. Their patience builds trust, and their knowledge builds strength. Soundness isn’t luck—it’s craftsmanship.
Evrika was exhausted today. During a challenging trim today, we encountered an abscess track that burst with blood when we were cleaning the foot, we treated it accordingly and ended up having to finish the trim on the ground.
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