I was sure my old boss was wrong about trimming a foundered horse
He told me to leave the toe long and rocker the sole on a bad founder case, which went against everything I learned. I tried it on a pony in Cheyenne last spring that was really sore, following his steps exactly. After six weeks, the horse was walking better than it had in months. Has anyone else had a good result with that method on a tough case?
That Cheyenne pony story is a huge relief to hear. It's wild when the old-school advice that sounds wrong ends up being the fix. Really glad the horse is doing better.