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My hubby is a therapeutic farrier and this is what I'm pretty sure he does. GE Navic shoes. You will see a difference within 5 days if they will help. Within the year (3-4 resets) you will be able to move to an aluminum wedge shoe. I fed a horse navic powder but pretty sure it was really hard on his...

I agree with the CACTUS! I did have a Cowboy Classic that fit my wider horses very well.

Frontier. I've had mine for 10 years and I still love it even after riding a few others. My hubby has 3 and I can run in them too, lol.

Definately look at the trainers style compared to yours and their body size. If you have short/long legs pick a trainer that has a similar build. Just seen girls have troubles getting their horses to work because of this.

I guess it comes down to his rep. unless the sale will back you. I really sounds like you're stuck with him

IMO you purchased him from a sale (not sure on their guarantee) that is who you deal with. You took the risk buying from the sale. It is up to the seller to worry about his reputation and stand by his word. He does not have anything binding as he sold thru the sale. JMO.

Also use the Classic ESP and have a couple Impact gels as well as 5 stars. We have a range haha, but ride a lot of different built horses.

I agree with the Iconoclast boots, but I did find they wore out 2x as fast as the SMB Ventec. JMO

I totally agree with Cisco. pain relief, great farrier and lock them up. Keep their concentrates to a minimum.

ADM in Lethbridge.

I'm thinking the airline itself will differ.

Definately no bigger than 100 ml in carry on. The scissors are weird tho. Was told to not even take nail clippers in carry-on.

You can give Jim Brau a call at JC Performance horses in Lethbridge. They have a beautiful facility. 403-894-3785

Most didn't have a number, I did call the ones that did.