If you do decide to shoe her, just shoe her for the inspection. You can always remove them after the inspection which shouldn’t impact her hoof growth too much. You don’t have to leave them on forever.
Oops, older thread. What did you do and how did the inspection go?
Susan
The local farm decided not to host an inspection so I will wait until next year to present her. That being said, I have kept her barefoot and she is doing extremely well under saddle.
Great. Thanks for the update.
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