EMPOWERING HORSES FROM THE GROUND UPYour Hoof Care Journey Begins Here
Modern hoof care, rooted in movement, function, and owner education
The Equilogic Approach Equilogic combines anatomy-based trimming, rehabilitation support, and science-backed education to help horses move comfortably and function at their best
ServicesFunctional Hoof Care
for the Modern Horse
Anatomically guided trimming focused on balance, comfort, and function.
Personalized sizing and fit guidance for transition support and performance.
Owner-focused educational content designed to simplify hoof health.
Seeing Is Believing
Real Horses. Real Results.
Pilot
My own OTTB, Pilot was shod as a yearling and raced until age four. I pulled his shoes at five, and over time, we’ve seen incredible changes: his digital cushion strengthened, his hairline leveled, and his bony alignment now reflects a much healthier foundation.
of racehorses in the United States are shod. Barefoot racehorses remain extremely uncommon due to industry norms and track regulations.
Goose
When I began trimming Goose at age three, his feet showed signs of neglect — overgrown bars and retained sole made his hooves look flat and cramped. With consistent trims, his heels have decontracted beautifully and his sole depth has greatly improved.
of shod horses had contracted heels in their front limbs. In contrast, 47–54% of barefoot horses exhibited contracted heels in the front limbs.
Bird
Bird came in with a forward-distorted hoof capsule and long toe that disrupted his limb alignment. With careful trimming, we’ve brought the toe back, improved his hoof-pastern axis, and tightened up the overall structure. He’s now standing on a hoof that’s working with him — not against him.
of non-lame athletic horses exhibit underrun heels, making it one of the most common hoof imbalances.
Willow
When she came in, her hoof capsule showed clear forward distortion, with a stretched toe and compromised alignment affecting how she loaded the limb. Through careful trimming, we’ve brought the toe back, improved her hoof-pastern axis, and restored a stronger, more balanced foundation.
of horses evaluated in a large-scale study had at least one hoof disorder identified during a routine farrier visit — imbalance, long toes, and underrun heels among the most common.
START HERENew to Barefoot Hoof Care?
Explore foundational educational resources designed to help horse owners better understand movement, hoof function, and the principles of barefoot management.
Featured articleBenefits of Barefoot
Explore how barefoot management can support healthier hoof function, improved movement, circulation, and long-term soundness when approached thoughtfully and appropriately.
Barefoot Forward Diet
Healthy hooves start with nutrition. Learn how diet influences hoof quality and supports a successful barefoot transition.
Booting for Beginners
Learn how hoof boots can provide temporary or ongoing protection during barefoot transitions, rehabilitation, trail riding, and everyday movement.
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READY TO GET STARTED?Thoughtful Hoof Care Starts Here
Whether you’re beginning your barefoot journey, looking for rehabilitation support, or simply searching for better answers, EquiLogic is here to guide you and your horse forward.
FUNCTIONAL HOOVES
Built for a lifetime.
BETTER MOVEMENT
Performance and comfort.
INFORMED OWNERSHIP
Education designed to empower owners.
