George do the top platers work alone over there or do farriers work in groups?
What do you mean by kindergardenish George
was ita 2 lb or 2 1/2 lb turning hammer he nearly hit the leg with
maybe he had an off day george
i have used coopers but not 1 5/8
you can get away with murder over here it has got a bit tuffer over here in the last few years 1/4" caulk
[ATTACH] Sometimes we have to put a caulk on the alies
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5/8 x 1/4 concave
i would also like 1 5/8 plating nail (mustad)
George i would only use 1/2x 1/4 on yearlings with very smal feet 4" or smaller i find 5/8 works better for me as 1/2" isa bit stringy
what are you making them from George 5/8 x 1/4, 5/8 x 5/16
remember those french plates were they narrowed at the heels:eek: victory are nice enough to put on
I dident think Linda was an Apprentice why do you say this
whats that all about shoeing the race horse?
i think it might be a bit longer than that
[ATTACH] i think the lenth and width are very important
I have said before that i have used egg-bars on different horses for a long time with good results
Kim i think Jaye and myself put up some pics on horseshoes.com some time back on clenching. if you can track that down it might help you clenching...
Im kind of lost with this thread:confused:
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