The horse was a horse supplied for a demo and was grossly overgrown. I was holding the distal end of cannon bone , yes the heels are very under run on the one foot and on the other are upright, , so was a high low horse. The hair line is important for dynamic evaluation and indicates much in medial lateral balance, the most obvious sheared heels and medial or lateral flares 90 % of shoeing is the trim but can be totally destroyed without proficiency in shoe shaping and modification.

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so your looking for 50/50 balance from COA? also great way to find it compared to mapping with lines underneath

What kind of shoe would you recommend for a straight hocked horse

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Always (1:15) hold the cannon bone...holding the fetlock joints skews the view. (1:34) and (2:07) heels are very underrun, has this been a horse that's under your care for awhile? You should never set medial/lateral balance from the hairline of the coronet, instead use live sole plane. (3:05) you give yourself too much credit...shoe modifications LOL