12 Points Of Reference: Balancing The Equine Hoof | Roy Bloom, CJF & Dave Farley, CF
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12 Points of Reference: Balancing the Equine Hoof | Roy Bloom, CJF & Dave Farley, CF | DVD
About the DVD
12 Points of Reference: Balancing the Equine Hoof introduces the reference system Roy Bloom and Dave Farley use to evaluate limb balance and develop a trimming plan for maintaining or improving hoof balance.
The program explains how the individual reference points relate to the horse and how they can be used together when evaluating the foot. It serves as the foundation for later instruction applying these concepts to practical shoeing situations.
What You'll Learn
- The 12 Points of Reference used to evaluate hoof and limb balance
- How individual reference points relate to overall balance
- How to evaluate the horse before trimming
- Developing a trimming plan based on observable reference points
- Using trimming to maintain or improve hoof balance
- Foundational concepts used in later 12 Points instruction
DVD Details
- Format: DVD
- Runtime: Approximately 34 minutes
- Language: English
- Instructors: Roy Bloom, CJF & Dave Farley, CF
- Produced By: Hot Iron Productions
- Series: 12 Points of Reference
- Copyright: © 2009 Hot Iron Productions, Inc.
About the Instructors
Roy Bloom, CJF is a farrier, blacksmith, toolmaker, clinician, and educator known for his forging expertise and decades of instruction within the farrier industry. He received the American Farrier's Association Outstanding Educator Award and was inducted into the International Horseshoeing Hall of Fame in 2001.
Dave Farley, CF has more than four decades of professional horseshoeing experience across disciplines including hunters, jumpers, dressage, reining, and Western horses. He has presented clinics throughout the United States and Canada, received the AFA Clinician of the Year Award in 2000, and was inducted into the International Horseshoeing Hall of Fame in 2008.
Bloom and Farley partnered to create Hot Iron Productions, using detailed video instruction to make forging and shoeing techniques easier for farriers to see and understand.
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