| Area C indicates where the heel should be growing and how it would meet with the top. |
| Area B demonstrates where the hoof wall is growing from the corenet down and where it needs to grow down to the ground. |
| Area A shows where the heel and toe were growing at first trim. The heel was too long and so underslung under the foot, with the toe flaring out. |
Sometimes we just
need to fix problems of horses that are already barefoot but have been
suffering imbalanced trims most of their lives. These pictures show flare
removal from a frontal point of view. To see a good case of toeing in, see my casestudy number 5 here: Conformation Issues
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