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  1. gary evans
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    Everyday Shoeing

    15 3/4
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 26, 2013 in forum: Everyday Horseshoeing
  2. gary evans
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    Everyday Shoeing

    I think that might come in a little short.
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 26, 2013 in forum: Everyday Horseshoeing
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    this is happening today

    hahaha... that's the best definition of upsetting or 'bumping up' the toe I've ever heard! :) and your shoes would benefit greatly from a bit more...
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 26, 2013 in forum: General Discussions
  4. gary evans
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    Everyday Shoeing

    how much did you cut?
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 26, 2013 in forum: Everyday Horseshoeing
  5. gary evans
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    power hoof knife?

    and for those really long, hard feet, you can get one of these for half the price off Amazon! ;) [ATTACH]
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 24, 2013 in forum: General Discussions
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    Borium

    I punch 'em too. Both holes in one heat. What do you mean by 'how do you deal with countersinking'? [ATTACH]
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 21, 2013 in forum: General Discussions
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    Eh...

    Thanks, Dave. Not a DIY job then! ;)
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 21, 2013 in forum: Shoeing Horses with Lameness Issues
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    Eh...

    and the management protocol...?
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 20, 2013 in forum: Shoeing Horses with Lameness Issues
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    back pritchelling

    just the same
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 15, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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    Bleeder

    chain saw... ;)
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 15, 2013 in forum: General Discussions
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    back pritchelling

    That's the point. After 6 weeks there is no apparent difference between those that were back pritchelled those that weren't.
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 15, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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    This is fun

    1867!!? http://books.google.co.uk/books/about/The_Horses_s_Foot.html?id=QUGeGwAACAAJ&redir_esc=y :)
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 13, 2013 in forum: General Discussions
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    back pritchelling

    Nah... Just got in from steak and ale pie and a couple of pints of London Glory and feel like a snooze. I was thinking of you... hope the thesis is...
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 10, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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    back pritchelling

    'back stabber'! hahaha great name for it.
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 10, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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    back pritchelling

    I guess it's this that got me thinking about back pritchelling. Like I said, I was always told it was a big no no and consequently only do it...
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 10, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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    Show us your handmades

    Nice job. What does that horse do, David? btw, I like the guy behind you's work boots! :)
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 9, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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    POLO SEASON

    any pics?
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 9, 2013 in forum: General Discussions
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    back pritchelling

    I was actually just thinking of ones that have been spoilt - like I often do when I clip hinds. I seem to squash the holes next to the clip a bit....
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 7, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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    back pritchelling

    So if you... er sorry, if one of your apprentices :). squished a nail hole when they adjusted the shoe, should they chuck it and make another,...
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 7, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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    back pritchelling

    I made a pair for a pony the other day and spoiled the nail holes a bit as I adjusted the shoes, so I back pritchelled them to make them useable....
    Post by: gary evans, Apr 7, 2013 in forum: Horseshoeing Competitions and Handmade Horseshoes
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