Rescue Case "Banana Boat Feet"
These are pictures of the feet of a Tennessee Walker Blue Roan that was given (rescued) by my Sister-in-law in Tennessee. The horse was in a stable for about 2 years, standing in feces at least a foot deep. I had to use a hand saw to cut the toes off and then use the hoof nippers, tin snips, bolt cutters and twig cutters and a rasp or two to remove the hoof that was severely rolled under. Thanks to Casey and Son Horseshoeing School and fellow BWFA farrier Tom Cable of Ohio I was able to accomplish my task of helping this horse. I will continue to send updates of the horse and his recovery.
Thanks again to Ralph, Link and Tom Cable for all the learning.
I have also attached a picture of Spur-n-Star Bar (STAR), the horse that was donated to the NEHRF that I now own. We love her! Her soreness was not a lameness in her RF after all. I will keep you informed on her progress as well.
See you on May 15-16, 2010 at the Farrier Spring Fling.
CJ Adams
BWFA Member
adamsfarrierservice@hotmail.com
931-809-0300
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