4bozzza schreef op dinsdag 25 september 2007, 22:33:


Hi Simon,

Schrok ik toch even.Hoop dat je snel beter wordt.
Ik ben er zeker van dat je goede medische begeleiding krijgt maar heb toch een tip.Tegen pijn die constant is helpt zeer goed Voltaren SR 100 mg.Eenmalige inname per dag en geen pijn meer,misschien iets voor jou.

Gr.Cedric

hi Ilona,

Ik wist niet dat we kort op elkaar verjaren.Gefeliciteerd van harte!!!

Gr.Cedric

Hi iedereen,

Ik vond deze week in NHM(Natural horse magazine)online versie een artikel van pete Ramey over hoe hij als eeuwige student nu de steunsels anders benadert dan vroeger met minder gevoeligheid en gemakkelijkere ontwikkeling.
Zou graag jullie advies hieromtrent.Hier alvast een deel van de tekst.

Gr.Cedric

A basic guideline I'm starting to embrace is this: If more than 1/8th inch of any part of the foot 'needs' to be removed at a four week maintenance trim, that spot was over-trimmed at the last visit. Not by any expert's standard, but by the horse's standard in its given terrain and given the current health of the internal structures (the horse will work overtime to replace needed material if it is removed). This is a strong statement, I know, but I'm learning to trust it more every day. How do you apply this? Not by just leaving all of the excess, but by always leaving anything that 'pops back' an 1/8th inch longer than you did at the last trim. You'll be amazed as you watch the excess growth immediately slow down; the hooves will move towards self-maintenance.

In my personal journey, the more I've been willing to load the bars, the quicker I am able to achieve rock-crushing soundness for my clients. That's the less significant news, though. The same attitude about the bars accelerates founder and navicular rehabilitation even more. A radical idea? Perhaps, but try it; it works and you'll see the results almost immediately. Food for thought, "There’s no such thing as a good habit!" Think before you cut, and if you trim something away that pops back in two weeks; always know that you made a mistake. You've heard me say that for years; now it seems I'm having to give myself the same advice!

hmmmm!!!! Gr.Cedric