Preparing the Hoof using Distortions as a guide
Through an understanding of recognizing distortions using the E.L.P.O. Hoof Evaluation Protocol, preparing or trimming the hoof becomes easier and more beneficial to the horse. The hoof preparation in this example would be more for a shoeing application, rather than being left barefoot, however the approach is similar but probably with less sole material exfoliation. This video is only a very brief overview of the hoof preparation process and should not be used a complete instructional video. We are always making improvements in our protocols and ways of teaching practical hoof care techniques. Please visit www.lamenessprevention.org for hands-on courses and other helpful educational resources. www.lamenessprevention.org

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Hoof Mapping & Trimming - Part 1

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Understanding the E.L.P.O. Hoof Evaluation Protocol

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Dr. Redden - Four Point Trim (1987)

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Horse with Long Hooves Transitions to Barefoot, Hoof Mapping, Trimming Behind the White Line

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NBHCC #8 - Evaluating Hoof Distortions

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EVO Quick Nippers INSTRUCTION video

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Hoof Care with Jerry Schmidt: Trimming to Address Imbalance

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ELPO Barefoot Trimming Protocol (Updated 2017)

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3-D Horse Hoof Rotational Deformity MAP and TRIM

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ELPO Hoof Mapping Protocol (Updated 2017)

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How to “stand up” a flat footed horse

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you can HEAR the INSTANT RELIEF from this problem!

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HOOF MAPPING | Trimming the Mapped Foot

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A couple of questions for Pete Ramey, equine hoof care specialist

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E.L.P.O. Barefoot Trimming Protocol

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The HGM Trim - Beveling

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Hoof Trim Tutorial | Step by Step Horse Hoof Trim

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Hoof Mapping, Grading Distortions and Trimming - Can they all come together?

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Laminitic/Foundered Hoof Trim: Retained Bar & Welded Frog.

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