The session includes live footage from the Scientific Horseshoeing “Through the Eyes” seminar and covers basic biomechanics function of the equine musculoskeletal structure and its relevance to formulating trimming and shoeing protocols to ameliorate lamenesses caused by pathology and injury.
Current hoof trimming protocols are currently utilizing a two-dimensional paradigm of trimming to the longitudinal axis of the lower limb. Ula Krzanowska “THE HOOF ARCHITECT”, brings a new but fundamental […]
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Description. Through the medium of painted anatomy on the live horse our own Paul Conroy BSc (Hons) and Neil Madden FWCF deliver a comprehensive review of the equine musculoskeletal system. […]
Description. Following on from our recent functional anatomy webinar where we explored the connectivity between foot and skeletal and muscular structure it is clear that the hoof and the whole […]