Now is the time to consider Stride

NOW IS THE TIME TO CONSIDER STRIDE

Stuart Brennan – Professional Farrier

The seasonal transition from spring to summer presents ongoing challenges for farriers and horse owners, particularly with the increased incidence of hoof abscesses. Fluctuating weather patterns (alternating between wet and dry conditions) create an environment favorable to infections within the hoof.

We sought advise by Stuart Brennan, a highly respected farrier, with over 20 years’ experience in the Yarra Valley.

Stuart explains, “To help lessen this risk, we can stabilize the hoof, by applying Stride Hoof Dressing.”

“With a rise in hoof abscess cases, I am advising my clients to start using Stride Hoof Dressing to strengthen their horses’ hooves during this period of seasonal change,” says Stuart. “While this may seem unconventional to some farriers, I believe it is the most effective approach to maintaining hoof health during this transition. I believe the issue relates to managing the moisture content in the hoof. I have observed that hoof infections tend to develop when the hoof becomes excessively dry, leading it to absorb moisture from undesirable sources, such as contaminated water or mud in wet paddocks. Of course, it’s important to avoid overly soft hooves, so careful moderation and attention to the surrounding environment are key.” says Stuart.

Tried and proven by Australians for over 20 years, Stride is made from quality Australian sourced ingredients, including Lanolin, Pine Tar, Selected Waxes, Natural Oils, and Petroleum Jelly.

Designed to stay on longer and absorb more efficiently, Strides perfectly balanced formula helps nourish horse’s hooves, keeping them supple while encouraging healthy hoof growth.

Stride offers utmost hoof performance, ensuring your horse’s hooves remain strong and healthy. Its natural black formulation not only supports hoof integrity but also provides a consistently neat appearance, keeping hooves always looking their best.

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