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Henry is sound!
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John Hasler
2 years ago
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My "new" saddle horse Henry is now sound (or nearly so). I haven't been
able to do much with him for over a year because of foreleg lameness,
probably ringbone. I put him on firocoxib (Equioxx) and it seemed to
help but not enough. Then we finally got the farrier out and I
convinced her to shorten his toes (she always trims too long in my
opinion). That made an amazing difference. And now the weather is about
to warm up a bit.
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John Hasler
***@dancinghorsehill.com
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI USA
Casey S.
2 years ago
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My "new" saddle horse Henry is now sound (or nearly so). I haven't been
able to do much with him for over a year because of foreleg lameness,
probably ringbone. I put him on firocoxib (Equioxx) and it seemed to
help but not enough. Then we finally got the farrier out and I
convinced her to shorten his toes (she always trims too long in my
opinion). That made an amazing difference. And now the weather is about
to warm up a bit.
--
John Hasler
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI USA
That's great news! I hope you get to enjoy some great rides with him!
John Hasler
2 years ago
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Our last boarded horse left this morning. We are now completely out of
the horse business. Still feeding horses, of course: we still have my
gelding Henry, our retired stallion Fred, and five retired mares.

We also still sell a bit of hay.
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John Hasler
***@dancinghorsehill.com
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI USA
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