Growing A Strong Thoroughbred Racehorse Foot
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Growing A Strong Thoroughbred Racehorse Foot

We suggest that you abandon the myth that growing a strong Thoroughbred Racehorse foot is difficult. Pretty much without exception all Thoroughbred Racehorses on the Aloeride have grown strong hooves and healthy feet. They no longer have the problems commonly associated with TB’s hooves and they become easier to shoe.

Thoroughbreds are known for having two different front feet, they seldom match. If they are left to grow unevenly and aren’t balanced with regular trims, it is like you wearing a sneaker on one foot and a work boot on the other. You just couldn’t jog evenly like that.

Thoroughbred Racehorse Foot Problems

checkmark Aloeride aloe vera - Best British Aloe Vera by farIt is assumed that the relative thinness of walls and sole of the Thoroughbred foot make it more susceptible to trauma, injury, and hoof capsule distortion. Actually thin + hard would be just fine. It is only thin + softer that causes flares, cracks, underrun, collapsed and sheared heels. Quarter cracks, grass cracks, sand cracks, toe cracks, dry or moist corns, while line disease (seedy toe) are unheard of in horses supplemented with Aloeride, often it is why horses with hoof trouble started on Aloeride. Thoroughbred Racehorses on Aloeride get an abundance of natural-in-ratio nutritional building blocks with which they build much stronger walls and more resilient soles. This is where affordable, unrivalled quality and proper dosage of organic aloe vera comes into it: Aloeride.

checkmark Aloeride aloe vera - Best British Aloe Vera by farHoof capsule distortions are slow sprains due to semi-static weight bearing lasting hours. This is you getting plantar fasciitis standing still for 20+ hours at a drinks party. Hoof capsule distortions are sprains because the line of gravity doesn’t move through the foot at a time when it has little or no arch support from the ground (therefore relies solely on the perimeter hoof capsule for support). Hoof architecture is designed for top-down dynamic pressure and ground-up arch/sole support from the track.  Hoof structures are grown from the building blocks you choose to feed, it is your easiest handle on a common problem. Aloeride not only makes growing a strong Thoroughbred Racehorse foot easier, it also helps your TB cope with the inflammatory aspect of sprains. In compromised feet, a temporary arch support bandaged onto the feet when stalled may be helpful.

checkmark Aloeride aloe vera - Best British Aloe Vera by farThoroughbred Racehorses’ feet need not be sensitive to moisture. This is as self-explanatory as stating that, without wearing a Barbour, you get soaked standing in the rain. Thoroughbred Racehorse’s feet become sensitive to water ingress only if their naturally protective fatty acid and phospholipid barriers fail. That same barrier also protects feet from drying out and becoming brittle. Growing a strong Thoroughbred Racehorse foot should not be difficult when the horse ingests the right feedstuff to build with.

checkmark Aloeride aloe vera - Best British Aloe Vera by farAs you know, the sole grows from the third phalanx (P3, coffin bone, pedal bone is much lighter than other foot bones because it is perforated by numerous vascular channels). For a healthy circulation under P3, the sole of your Thoroughbred must be at least 15 mm thick. If circulation gets compressed (i.e. solar papillae blood vessels that project down into the sole are short to nonexistent in the compressed foot) → fewer nutrients are delivered to tissue → the sole is not growing at a healthy rate → the hoof capsule changes → you’ll start to notice an underrun heel → the walls get thin → the walls become brittle. The anti-diabetic effect of aloe vera helps peripheral circulation, semi-static weight bearing hinders. Horses that are fed an optimum diet have an 80% increase in hoof-sole-border size compared to those fed a limited diet. Optimum nutrition encourages maximum bone and hoof size development. Importantly, hoof size proportionate to body size encourages soundness. Aloeride helps you reach optimum nutrition (intake as well as uptake).

The nutrition hooves need and get with Aloeride

Soil Association Certified Organic Aloeride aloe veraAloeride gives your horse 7 out of the 8 dietary essential amino acids (Isoleucine, Leucine, Lysine, Methionine, Phenylalanine, Threonine, Valine, there’s no consensus on Tryptophan yet. Aloeride gives your horse 12 dietary non-essential amino acids (Alanine, Arginine, Asparagine, Cysteine, Glutamic Acid, Glycine, Histidine, Proline, Serine, Tyrosine, Glutamine, Aspartic Acid). Aloeride gives your horse vitamin B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12 and vitamin A and C. Aloeride gives your horse the inorganic minerals Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Sodium, Zinc, Iron, Phosphorus, Manganese, Molybdenum, Copper and Chromium. Next to these nutrients, Aloeride gives your horse other, aloe-vera-specific nutrients that you can never get from even the best feed. Next to that, by firmly supporting digestion, Aloeride promotes the uptake of nutrients in regular feed. Aloeride is a 100% pure, natural product with Nature’s own nutrient-to-nutrient ratios. Frankly this unique wide spectrum of nutrients would do little if it wasn’t delivered in a properly meaningful quantity! No worries, each sachet of 2,000mg equates to a very generous serving of 400 ml of original and organic juice!

Thoroughbred Racehorses are worth you knowing what’s behind a label

Your horses are extremely valuable. You don’t know the nutritional difference between aloe vera products/labels until you do laboratory tests. For an objective view on proven premium quality, unadulterated product samples of Aloeride, Aloequine, Barrier Animal Healthcare Pure Aloe Vera Juice, Forever Living Stabilised Aloe Vera Gel and Hilton Herbs Aloe Vera were presented for independent measurement by an accredited laboratory equipped for industry standard evaluation of aloe vera. It’s an eye opener:

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12 litres optimised to 30 palatable powder sachets per carton 12 litres = 3.17 x (3.785 litres @ £35.00) 12 litres = 2.4 x (5 litres @ £37.76) 12 litres = 12 x (1 litre @ £21.62) 12 litres = 2.4 x (5 litres @ £63.00)
£55.20 (that’s before you choose your multi-carton discount) £110.95 £90.63 £259.44 £151.20
Nutritional Density: 5.31 x fewer nutrients 23.4 x fewer nutrients 3.23 x fewer nutrients 2.39 x fewer nutrients
4,680 mg/L 880 mg/L 200 mg/L 1,450 mg/L 1,960 mg/L
£4.60 per litre (that’s before you choose your multi-carton discount) £9.25 per litre £7.55 per litre £21.62 per litre £12.60 per litre
We can supply you with a multi-laboratory proven better aloe vera at vastly deflated cost because we don’t have expensive offices, we don’t finance a multilevel marketing pyramid, we don’t have much staff, we don’t transport liquid aloe, and we don’t seek rapacious profit.

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  1. I have a 7 year old thoroughbred (Stewie) who has very thin soles in both front feed. Hie is a bigger TB built more like a warmblood but with TB feet. He has struggled with laminitis and rotation of the coffin bone in left front as well as white line disease twice where we had to cut away the hoof in each of the front hooves. In July 2022 we thought we were going to have to put him down, but my farrier and vet said they thought he had a chance and have been working with me. Over the past year, every six week the farrier and vet come and sedate him, remove the front shoes, take X-rays and then reshoe him. We measure the rotation of the coffin bone and check the sole of his foot. It is getting better but it has been a challenge!!!!

    I have been giving him LMF Gentle Balance, which is a no grain, no molasses, low sugar feed along with supplements such as double strength farriers formula and biotin hoof blast, I also give him Gut-x for his sensitive stomach (never scoped for ulcers but treated him as if he did. Of course he gets hay as well that the barn provides

    My question is I just ordered six boxes of Aloeride and will be taking him off of the other hoof supplements. My hope is your product will help his hooves grow more and improve. Can I give a loading dose the first month of a packet in the morning and a packet in the evening or is that not recommended? I am trying to do all I can to help this horse.

    1. Hello Daniel, thank you for ordering the buy-5-get-1-free plus freepost! That will go in the post on Monday and we’ll email you the tracking number. My guess is that you’ll be fine just giving your horse 1 sachet every day. No need to give a loading dose so as to set things up. From what you wrote I can see what a challenge you have had but, other than the mechanical rotation of the coffin bone (and inflammatory responses as a result of such abnormal mechanics), I think this will respond favourably to Aloeride. You may enjoy this article https://www.aloeride.com/try-reverse-to-make-your-horse-go-forward/ interest in respect of feed and I am sure that you have considered (even as a temporary measure) to let your horse go bare foot (but with hoof boots) which could be a useful trial. Sometimes taking things back to basics and then, once they are on an even keel (fingers crossed!!), debrief and think through a road ahead. For now I am sure that the Aloeride will be a very good help. Kind regards, Han.

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