As promised, here's the full listing of references used in this series. It's quite a wad, but explore them for your own self-education. Enjoy!
References:
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MAKING NATURAL HOOF CARE WORK FOR YOU, Pete Ramey, 2003. Star Ridge Publishing. ISBN: 0-9658007-7-6
HOOF PROBLEMS; Hoof Construction - Trimming and Shoeing - Solutions for Common Issues and Ailments, Rob Van Nassau, 2007. Trafalgar Square Books. ISBN: 978-1-57076-382-3
NO FOOT, NO HORSE, Foot Balance: The Key to Soundness and Performance, Gail Williams BA(Hons) PhD and Martin Deacon FWCF, 2002. Kenilworth Press. ISBN: 1-872119-48-4.
HOOF PROBLEMS, Hoof Construction, Trimming and Shoeing, Solutions for Common Issues and Ailments, Rob Van Nassau, 2007. Kenilworth Press. ISBN: 978-1-57076-382-3.
HORSE NUTRITION 101: http://home.att.net/~horsenutrition101/hay.html
ALFALFA OR GRASS HAY FOR HORSES? extension.usu.edu/cache/files/uploads/Alfalfa%20or%20Grass%20Hay%20for%20Horses.pdf
CAN YOU INFLUENCE HOOF GROWTH?, Briggs, K. 2002.
http://www.princealbertstables.com/can_you_influence_hoof_growth.htm
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BUMBAUGH, S. BUZZ WORDS AND BRAINSTORMS TO DECODE DUCKETT’S DOT, 1992. The International Equine Resource Center; The Farrier & Hoofcare Resource Center. http://www.horseshoes.com/advice/bumbaugh/duckettsdot.htm
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BOWKER, R. M. THE GROWTH AND ADAPTIVE CAPABILITIES OF THE HOOF WALL AND SOLE: FUNCTIONAL CHANGES IN RESPONSE TO STRESS. 2003. www.thehorseshoof.com/bowker_wall.pdf www.equinepodiatry.net/Text_Files/bowker_1_hoof_wall_growth.pdf
BOWKER, R.M. CONTRASTING STRUCTURAL MORPHOLOGIES OF “GOOD” AND “BAD” FOOTED HORSES. 2003. www.thehorseshoof.com/bowker_goodbad.pdf
BOWKER, R.M., BRUER, A.M., VEX, K.B. et al. 1993. SENSORY RECEPTORS IN THE EQUINE FOOT. Am. J. Vet. Res. 54: 1840-1844.
BOWKER, R.M. LINDER, K.E., I.M. AND GUIDA, L.A. 1995. SENSORY NERVE FIBERS AND RECEPTORS IN THE EQUINE DISTAL FORELIMBS AND THEIR POTENTIAL ROLE IN LOCOMOTION. Equine Vet. J. 18: 141-146.
DROSSMAN. R.E. THE PHYSIOLOGY OF NAVICULAR DISEASE: THE IMPORTANCE OF HEEL FIRST LANDING. 2006. www.naturalhoofworks.com/data/articles/The_Physiology_of_Navicular.doc
BOWKER, R.M., KIMBERLY, K., VAN WULFEN, K., SPRINGER, S.E., AND LINDER, K.E. 1998. FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY OF THE CARTILAGE OF THE DISTAL PHALANX AND DIGITAL CUSHION IN THE EQUINE FOOT AND A HEMODYNAMIC FLOW HYPOTHESIS OF ENERGY DISSIPATION. Am. J. of Vet. Res.. 59: 961-968.
BOWKER, R.M., UNDERSTANDING THE FERAL HORSE FOOT, The Horse’s Hoof, Fall 2000, Issue 1. http://www.thehorseshoof.com/Art_Bowker1.html
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COOK. R. FRCVS, PhD. THE “GROUND PARALLEL’ COFFIN BONE DEBATE. http://www.bitlessbridle.com/HOOF_Ground_parallel_debate.pdf
DUCKETT, D. FWCF. BUZZ WORDS AND BRAINSTORMS TO DECODE DUCKETT’S DOT. http://www.horseshoes.com/advice/bumbaugh/duckettsdot.htm
DUCKETT, D., FWCF. Response to article in ANVIL MAGAZINE. http://www.anvilmag.com/farrier/taimuty1.htm
K. L. HOFFMANN, A. K. W. WOOD, K. A. GRIFFITHS, D. L. EVANS, R. W. GILL and A. C. KIRBY. DOPPLER SONOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENTS OF ARTERIAL BLOOD FLOW AND THEIR REPEATABILITY IN THE EQUINE FOOT DURING WEIGHT BEARING AND NON-WEIGHT BEARING. 2001. Vet. Science, Vol. 70; Issue 3, pg. 199-204.
HEYMERING, H. R.J.F., C.J.F. THE PROPER HOOF ANGLE. The International Equine Resource Center. http://www.horseshoes.com/advice/propangl/tprphfan.htm
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LANCASTER, L., 500 LAMINAE AND COUNTING. Hoofcare & Lameness, Issue #78, pp 24-27. http://www.grayson-jockeyclub.org/newsimages/HL_78_17-27.pdf
LA PIERRE, K.C. THE INTERNAL ARCH THEORY. 2006. www.equinepodiatry.net/Text_Files/The_Internal_Arch_Theory.pdf
LA PIERRE, K.C. APPLIED EQUINE PODIATRY. 2001. www.equinepodiatry.net/Text_Files/Applied_Equine_Podiatry_Article.pdf
LA PIERRE. K.C. A NEW ANGLE ON HOOF WALL GROWTH. 2004. http://www.equinepodiatry.net/Text_Files/hoof_wall_growth_therory_kc.pdf
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POLLITT, C. UPDATE ON THE ANATOMY OF THE INNER HOOF WALL.
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POLLITT, C.C. CLINICAL ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NORMAL EQUINE FOOT. www.uq.edu.au/~apcpolli/downloads/chrispollitt_clinicalanatomy_andphysiology_ofthenormalequinefoot.pdf
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RAMEY, P. WILD HORSES. 2005. www.hoofrehab.com
RAMEY, P. THE BARS. 2006. http://www.hoofrehab.com/thebars.htm
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RAMEY, P. FROG MANAGEMENT. 2006. http://www.hoofrehab.com/frogtrim.htm
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Die Praktische Arbeit am Umbeschlagenen
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Recommended Links:
http://avmajournals.avma.org
www.americanfarriers.org
www.anvilmag.com/index.htm
www.farriersjournal.com
www.hoofcare.com
www.horseshoes.com
www.hoofrehab.com
www.ivis.org
www.laminitis.org
www.equinepodiatry.net
www.horseshoes.com/advice/anatomyandfunction
www.equinestudies.org/knowledge_base/mammalian.html
www.safergrass.org
www.thehorseshoof.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_of_the_horse
www.e-hoofcare.com/miscfiles/AnatomyStudyGuide-Web.pdf
Hoof Anatomy [Flash]: http://www.hoofcare.us/V2AnatomyHoof.swf
Fran Jurga’s “HoofBlog”—Up-to-the Minute News from Hoofcare & Lameness Journal:
www.hoofcare.blogspot.com
Recommended Resources as Doorways:
Note: Not all these links are necessary endorsed by the author, but intended to provide doorways into the provocative debates and conflicting theories for further private study and personal evaluation. Warning: Many of these websites depict graphic images of foot dissections.
www.ironfreehoof.com
www.aanhcp.net
www.ironfreehoof.com/step1.htm
www.equinextion.com
www.fairhillforge.com
www.natureshoof.com
http://www.therapeutichorseshoeing.com/ReversingDistalDescentofP3.htm
http://www.equinextion.com/id9.html
http://www.ecis.com/~hplove/clo/heum9801.html
www.laminitisresearch.org
www.bodrwyn.org/articles/lowgradelaminitis.php
www.thehorseshoof.com
http://healthyhooves.ca/
www.ironfreehoof.com/barefootbasics.htm
www.equipodiatry.com
www.hopeforsoundness.com
www.horseshoes.com/advice/bumbaugh/duckettsdot.htm
www.healthyhoof.com
www.barefoothorse.com
http://www.ukstrasserhoofcare.co.uk/content/article2.asp
http://www.hoofnexus.com/HoofModel.htm
http://www.sportpony.com/Why%20barefoot.htm
http://whpublishing.com/
http://whpublishing.com/store/page1.html
Horseshoes.com Forum; Thread: re: Coffin bone at 5 degrees vs ground parallel coffin bone. http://www.horseshoes.com/prdsrvbb/hhhhhh/messages/617.htm
Peripheral Loading and the Pad Effect, Yvonne Welz. 2007. The Horse’s Hoof Magazine, Issue 27. http://www.thehorseshoof.com/
http://highdeserthoofcare.com/
www.ecis.com/~hplove/clo/heum9807.html
www.katyforge.com/response.html
www.nanric.com/iepc.asp
www.aepauk.org
www.barefoothorse.com/barefoot_Strategy.html
http://barefoothooves.net
www.natureshoof.com/whybare.aspx
www.anvilmag.com/farrier/taimuty1.htm
www.hoofdoctor.net
www.aanhcp.net
www.hoofsense.com/index.html
http://www.tribeequus.com
www.tribeequus.com/wildfeet.html
http://fuzzywunkle.net/barefoot/anatomy.htm
The Proper Hoof Angle: http://www.horseshoes.com/advice/propangl/tprphfan.htm
Hoof angles: www.thehorseshoof.com/hoofangles.html
Uniform Sole Thickness (PDF): http://farrierart.com/Uniform%20Sole%20Thickness%20-%20Michael%20Savoldi%203%20pages.pdf
http://www.abchoofcare.com/abchome.htm
http://academialiberti.blogspot.com/2009/02/contracted-hooves.html
Recommended Resources on Hoof Flight Patterns and Interference:
ridinandslidin4h.org/4-H_resources.html
http://www.gaitedhorses.net/ConformationLesson/FrontEnds/FrontEndConformationB.html
http://www.horses-and-horse-information.com/articles/0199interfer.shtml
http://www.equipodiatry.com/hindlimb.htm
http://www.horses-and-horse-information.com/articles/0601running.shtml
(add in books from reference list)
ESAD and DSLD:
www.horseshoes.com/anatomy/esad/homepage.htm#1
"When we know what we want to prove, we go out and find our facts. They are always there." ~ Pearl S. Buck
