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Subject: Re: hoofs split Author: Anita [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 8/08/03 11:15am In reply to: Daryn Drust 's message, "hoofs split" on 20/07/03 2:37pm I purchased a mare who had quite severe sandcrack in her 2 forefeet. My farrier told me it was genetic and nothing much I could do. I put her on a calcium supplement feeding program. Now about 1 year later, there is no sign of sandcrack. The Roman gypsies believe that crack is a sign of mineral deficiency - this is now a commonly held belief. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]