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Showing posts with label Loic. Show all posts
Thursday, March 10, 2011

Theo Jansen's Anatomical Inspirations: Abstract Musing Can Help You Understand and Appreciate Hoof Design

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Spring is in the air and a hoof blog editor's fancy turns to...kinetic sculpture.  But you'll soon understand why. To anyo...
Thursday, January 15, 2009

The World Is Flat? The Hoof Is Round? Horseshoe Designs Cover Both Extremes

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I call this the "banana moon" shoe. Another great photo by Loic Entwistle from Germany. Or is it that the world is round and the ...
Sunday, December 14, 2008

AAEP Convention Report: Digital Extension Device Details from Hans Castelijns

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German veterinarian Eva Krüdewagen learns to use the hoof lifter at a clinic in Germany. Dr. Hans Castelijns kneels at right. Photo by Loic ...
Thursday, October 16, 2008

Favorite Photo: "Easy Shoer"

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Move over, Easy Rider. Here comes Easy Shoer! (Loic Entwistle photos) These photos are posted as provided by our friend Loic Entwistle of G...
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Hoofcare Publishing chronicles progress in the art and science of preventing, recognizing and treating lameness problems in horses. Methods covered range from barefoot trimming to hoof boots, horseshoeing, equine podiatry and veterinary medical and surgical treatment. The history and culture of the professions are also a feature. The Hoof Blog is written for and by the dedicated professionals from all fields who are at work in the rewarding pursuit of optimizing performance or facilitating rehabilitation. Hoofcare Publishing supports and champions a diverse worldwide community of professionals via a portfolio of educational and media projects and publications. Fran Jurga's Hoof Blog © 2004-2024 Hoofcare Publishing. No use of content or images without permission. Social media sharing is encouraged and appreciated.
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