JP :>    Anyone ever have a horse they had trouble with keeping
JP :>on shoes??  I'm
Jean, you say she's not overstepping, but I'll bet you dollars to donuts 
that's exactly what's happening.  Chances are she's doing it when you're not 
looking (g).  Is she doing it when turned out?  Could be that when she gets 
to running around, that's when it happens.  Shiloh's done this once or twice, 
and it's always when she's been tear-a**ing around the paddock.
Ask your farrier to trim her the way he would if this were definitely the 
case, and then see what happens.  (There's also a farriers forum on the net, 
where you can post questions...might be worth a try.)
Pretty frustrating, huh?
Meg  
 
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