My girl got a new set of acrylics💅🏾

This is crucial information and technological advancements that will improve my life as someone who has owned exactly zero horses.

now, for the final stage of horse evolution, you must give them heelys

Let’s appreciate how patient and well mannered the horse was. Non horse people might not release this but not all horses are like this

KZfaq is always teaching me things I didn’t ask to be taught and I ain’t mad at them for it.

I don't have a horse, I don't know anyone with a horse, I don't even want a horse, but here I am watching someone put rubber shoes on a horse! - This lockdown owes me bigtime!

I've seen these in action, made by professionals at using alternative types of hoof protection. And it still, to this day, feels like a lot of chance is involved. If one of the many factors needed for these, or adhesive options, can not be achived, they tend be faulty. They work fine when everything is perfectly prepared, which sometimes just isn't an option e.g. you come to a private owner, and the horses stand in mud all day. An adhesive wont work properly except you go through a long process of drying and so on. And most importantly, a lot of horses do not have the patience for that kind of procedure. At least I havent seen a lot who do in my years. All these alternative horseshoes have their place to be used, but they are an >Option< but not a >Replacement< for iron. People tend to forget that. But, I gotta say, you work beautifully and I hope there will always be farriers like you who can do these types of shoeing this well, so people like me don't have to. Cheers from austria!

This video raised more questions than answers for me. / Installation seems a bit finicky and could be problematic if not properly installed. For example @<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="714">11:54</a> it looks like there may be a bare spot where it did not fill in between the hoof and the mold. I can think of several ways to modify the mold to reduce the risk of air bubbles being trapped in the mold or leaving gaps. / Hoe many times can a mold be reused? / How does the final product affect the normal growth of the hoof? / I.E. Will it cause problems with a healthy hoof? Stunted growth? misshapen growth? / How does it adjust to normal hoof growth? Does it crack or break apart as the hoof grows larger? / How hard is the material? Does it allow any give or is it like walking on concrete transmitting vibration to the horses feet, leg, ankle? / Since it's bonded to the hoof, If it cracks or breaks will it rip the hoof apart as well? / How long does it last compared to a standard shoe? / Since it will wear unevenly how thin can it be in any one area before it needs to be replaced. / Video could do without the music. Especially when they're talking.

That’s the calmest sport horse I’ve ever seen. He’s just standing there there like a children’s pony while they add weights to his feet.

That horse is a freaking angel. Standing there with a tiny rope on her head and just waiting patiently for it to be over. Probably spent an hour at least like that.

My only concern would be the hoof wall, sole, frog, and bulb not getting enough oxygen from being completely encapsulated. Kind of like when someone wears a bandage for too long, or fake nails, and the real ones start to turn yellow from lack of air.

Man, I always love hearing Aussie accents in vids like this. Stands out like a pair of dog's balls, but always makes me proud.

It always amazes me how patient the horses are. I couldn't even cut my dog's nails without him making a fuss and running away, yet they just stand there calmly while you glue something new to their feet.

These are like Yeezys but for Horses.

This is the calmest horse I've ever seen. I was convinced that you drugged it until I saw it running after the procedure. Amazing! :)

If you only use the traction mold on the front hoofs and slicks on the back, can you still drift with your horse?

That horse is such a well behaved sweet heart

1. I don’t own a horse 2. I live in the city 3. I AM INTRIGUED 😯😍

It’s amazing to me that is humans keep finding ways to make our animals more comfortable or heal better. If only we could apply this care to each other. ❤️

I want to give my thumbs up to the horse that was so patient through this.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1010">16:50</a> is the equivalent to when dogs try booties for the first time 😂 that was such a wonky first couple steps

Horse: hey babe! I just got my nails dooone!!

Oh I absolutely love this. Then when they come with the glitter and gems for the females. Yessssssssss 💜💜💯

I like how the horse just waits as she is saying "Yes my nails are important!".

man that horse behaves better than my kids when putting shoes on them.

The level of trust these horses must have for the people taking care of them is phenomenal

The way she walks and runs with her new shoes, she seems so happy and so grateful - I feel so happy for her.

at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="881">14:41</a> the horse is like "lets see...ok Alex it's feels nice, do the rest"

Do you ever think the other horses walk up and say "WHAT ARE THOSE!!!"

I'm getting lots of suggestions that show people in industries that I've never been exposed to. It is SO satisfying to watch people who know what they're doing, even if I have no idea what they're doing.

This must be a lifesaver for horses prone to cracks and abscesses. It's like a whole new hoof!

Patient, mellow beauty of a horse. She deserves the loving care. I miss my horse. We gave each other everything.

This is very interesting. I was shoeing horses when I was age 10. I have the scares on my forearms to show for it. My grandfather was a master farrier and shod race horses until about 1960 age 80. He would use his anvil for exercise in the morning. In the 20's he attended Cornell University, NY Vet school to learn horse physiology so he could do corrective shoeing. He thought it up. He would go down to the practice track very early in the morning and watch them train. He could look at them going through their paces so he could determine the correct way he was going to treat their feet and shoe them. Then they would bring their horse up to the tent for their shoes. In the 50's he was getting $40-$100 horse to shoe them. He used aluminum shoes and long before that he put borium shoes for the NYC police dept. horses in the 30's. He had the contract for the entire NYC police department. He was from Steuben Co, NY. Indeed he would have found this very interesting.

Just wait until they release pink and red versions.

This video is three years old, I'd love to see a follow-up where we see how well those resin shoes held up, did they cause any issues, etc.

That's the calmest horse I have ever seen, and I've been around a lot of horses.

*When your horse wanted heels but you got her pumps.*

Only took a thousand years to improve the original design, but we’re here now!

what a sweet Horse, I've never seen these types of shoes. It looks like the Horse likes them. Save it from injuries like nails and debris getting in it's feet...Great job! ❤❤❤❤

Back in the 70’s my ski boots were injected just like this. Perfect fit! Wonderful that is has more important uses!

Quarantine recommendations Day 1: horse hoof trimming Day 2: horse hair clipping Day 3: horse shoe moulding Thank u KZfaq, 3 days ago i didnt know anything about horses, now i know 👏 it 👏 all

Look at that tail when she gets to go out - she's so excited and alert! You can tell how comfortable they are just from that, it's a pure delight to see such a happy girl

Hello !!! This new shoe technique to care for and repair wear on horse hooves is astonishing. I loved it thanks to caring and loving your horse.

I youtubed videos for woodworking. I just watched a nail video and now I am here. Not sure why but here I am watching. Nice video

This was an interesting episode of Pimp My Ride

Why is this in our recommendation?? - The people

Miss grooming the horses so much and mare Jenny, my parents hated when they found out that I would not ride them. This is another level, great work and invention. It makes it easier for cleaning, I don't know if it needs to breath or how does the horse feel with the performance.

Don't own horses, i;ve only rode on a horse 2-3 times but here I am blown away by this technique and beautiful horses... Great video

Me: Watches one horse shoe video. KZfaq: Oh! Your are a farmer now!

When he walks back with the other horses they all gone be like “shheeeeeeeeeessshhhhhhh!!”

Wow! As a kid I loved watching the farrier shoe my godmother’s horses. This is amazing!

I'm most impressed with how calm and patient that horse was through all of this. Then again I don't know shit about horses.

I think this would be good in a situation where a hoof wall is broken a way to fix it. But I can't imagine sealing up the frog and the inside of the hoof and it not getting any air circulation and this being healthy and not a breeding ground for bacteria or to over soften it. Kudos to the horse in this video though. I think this would be awfully hard to do for a horse that didn't stand this patient or still. And when he said it's going through the curing process I seen the horse pick his hoof up quickly I'm wondering if the curing process doesn't get too hot

I'm proud to see people caring for animals at this level. Also good to hear from someone that has seen horse injuries and found a way to reduce their pain.

just watched couple of hoof restoration video and now this is all im getting . it is very satisfying though

Its beautiful and very creative. It amazes me to see what happens when people are at least somewhat free. Good work !!!

I bet these guys have lots of back problems..... my back hurts just watching them work....😞

This stuff has saved the life of at least one mare at our barn. Thanks to formahoof, she was able to carry her foal to term and is well on her way to being healthy again.

I don't like horses, my dad had many horses, but this video is really interesting, great to see how people like yourself care for these animals.

Wowww strong epoxy, no fiberglass to prevent cracking. Its incredible how the Horse is very chill...

Your horse is so beautiful and patient

I wonder about the breathability/flexibility important to the frog and growing hoof and sole structures if sealed behind polyurethane. Won't that artificial, non-permeable environment create a damp, warm haven for all sorts of bacteria and fungi to thrive ? I think the concept has merit ... just not sure the prototype has got rid of some potentially major hoof health risks/issues. Like others, I also wonder how difficult the formahoof will be to remove and further weaken/ damage the hoof wall in the process.

I don't have a horse I'm not interested in horses but I found this so interesting I watched the whole video from start to finish.

OK I'm not a horse person but this is a beautiful Animal IMO, It is great to see something that can help these noble beauties. THANKS

Hoof injury can be devastating to a horse. Impressive treatment. ❤️🙏🏼

Glad to see someone getting some use out of their spray on shoes.

This is so smart. I am not into horses although I think they are cool. I just find the ingenuity pretty intriguing. Finding new ways to do things like protecting the horse hoof in such different ways is awesome. Ideas like this can make such a big difference.

Amazing to see that even the oldest, tried and true proven technologies can be improved upon today. Certainly helps to have a very co-operative horse that seems to love the pedicure.

She knows they're trying to help. People have been nice to her all her life and has reason to fear what they're doing. Plus, she knows her feet will feel better in the end.

This is a 😮blessing for many horses. It’s lifesaving.

Horses are owed a great debt. Man is nothing if not for the hard work the horses kin have given us. They are man's best friend, the dog is definitely in number 2 slot.

i'm just in awe by how well behaved/mannered the horse is

This is actually absolutely brilliant. I’m very impressed with how patient (and gentle) a lot of these horses are, especially with the rear hoof repairs and treatment that takes a bit of time behind the horse.

I have no idea what I just watched or what any of this means, but if it helps the horses, I support it.

Wow .. wish this was around in the early 90's when my daughter and I did competitive trail riding and she did endurance also .. appears to be more protection from stone bruising

Im' glad folks are working on making newer and better horse shoes, whether or not this is the method used going forward or some other idea, the search for newer and better ways is almost always worth while.

Never ceases to amaze me how calm horses are during this kind of thing.

Gives a whole new outlook on horse shoes

I'm glad because the old fashioned way looks so painful. I'm that someone cares. Thanks guys.

Would love to see them in six weeks time once the hoof has grown and is ready for another trim.

After getting their new shoes that horse was A R R O G A N T. Love it! Like: "Yeah, it's me, bitches!" Proud horse, something a nobleman would ride.

Very impressive stuff 😍👏❤️ the horse at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="878">14:38</a> “hey look ma, im on TV” lol

I have nothing to do with horses but still watched the vid. Really interesting content.

Honestly it's brilliant! A non invasive protective shoe covering, that not only protects the horses foot from the possible issues of hoof splitting, it can also improve the horses traction as well as looking really cool. Add colors and you've got a product all horse aficionados will be throwing money at you for!

This is the calmest horse I’ve seen have it’s feet done my horse would be freaking out

My hat off to that horse for her patience.

So with the exposed mesh on the bottom, what prevents moisture from getting in there and just sitting against the hoof? Does that ever cause problems?

I dont own a horse, probably never will, but this was interesting.

It blows my mind how we can barely touch dogs nail...but this horse is like "iight im finna get these gucci horse shoes on bruh"

Amazing how calm the horse remains...what a beautiful creature! and amazing technology! Great vid!

I think this horse really fancy's his new shoes. Nice work!

Watching this thinking., hmmmm, does the resin comes in other colours?, then I remembered I don’t even own a horse

This is like the ultimate flex for horses

My goodness! This girl is a dream 💞❤️💞 She moves beautiful 🤩🌟🤩 Not until the end did it make sense how exceptionally good she was during the process.. it must make the world of difference for them to be shoe’d by their human ❤️👌🏼❤️

Lol he’s fancy huh 😍 I’m in shock at how calm he is .. this looks really handsome on him 😂🤣🖤

That large hole in the hoof wall looks like an abscess blowout, this shoes are really helpful for horses w compromised hooves. I’m glad there are these new developments in the horse world, I did use a similar product on one of mine at one time, gives the hoof time to repair

Having those things on my horse would be dangerous I would be painting her “nails” to match every outfit

The patience of horses is amazing

I don't know anything about farm animals, or rather, horses, but, I enjoyed watching this. It was pretty neat to see technology helping like this. Of course, it was still difficult for me to pay close attention, as the majority of the time, I kept worrying that the horse was gonna bite the guy working on his feet, even though, I don't factually know that horses bite people, LOL.. Sorry, I live in the city. I mention that, to state, that I watched this video twice. The second time, so I could just watch it, and not wonder if the horse would bite the guy. Pretty amazing stuff. Again, I enjoyed seeing this video.

Fantastic... She's so light on on feet afterwards... This is shoeing of the future... My husband is a farrier and he's been using resin to fill areas needing adjustments for medical reasons and injuries... This is just the next step up in comfort 😎👌 thanks for sharing