Tevis 2015: Meet Easyboot Elite Team Member Deanna Stoppler
Submitted by Ashley Gasky, Team Easyboot 2015 MemberDeanna Stoppler AF is a member of the 2015 Easyboot Elite team. She is among 5 other elite professionals charged with the task of gluing on boot...
Tevis 2015: Meet Easyboot Elite Team Member Ashley Gasky
Ashley Gasky began trimming horses in the summer of 2010 when she asked a visiting farrier to remove her horse's shoes. By the fall of 2010, she had been introduced to Dr. Judith Shoemaker's work...
EasyCare Announces the 2015 Easyboot Elite Tevis Gluing Team
We announced today the selections for the 2015 Easyboot Elite Tevis Gluing Team. Six individuals were chosen from more than 100 applicants from across the world. Together, they will take on the challenge of...
We Couldn’t Have Done it Without Easycare
Submitted by Karen Bumgarner, Team Easyboot 2014 MemberMy red headed beast, Z Summer Thunder, cruised through the Old Selam 50 to finish up his AERC 4000 miles. While Thunder hasn't worn Easyboot Gloves the...
Team Easyboot Tackles the Wild Timber CTR
Submitted by TeamEasyboot member Stacey MaloneyThe WildTimber CTR is an annual event held in the foothills of Alberta's Rocky Mountains in Western Canada. The terrain is challenging and technical with lots of hills, root...
Summer Success in Endurance Events and Questions to Ponder
A successful summer so far?2014 Vermont 100 Endurance Ride. Meg Sleeper and Syrocco Cadence win the Vermont 100 using the EasyShoe Performance. "The best part about them was on the road. We had several...
Life After Tevis (a.k.a. “I got Pulled and it Sucked!”)
The gun shook in my trembling hands. Sweat began to bead on my forehead. I took a deep breath and closed my eyes for a moment. When I opened them, Stella was gazing at...
Old Dogs & New Tricks
I have over 9,000 miles of successful endurance riding over the past 30+ years. My AERC number is 176. I have always used metal shoes and had Easyboots or Gloves for emergencies only. I...
A Case for EasyShoes
By definition, a dilemma is a situation requiring a choice between equally undesirable alternatives, or any difficult or perplexing situation or problem. And I’ve got one—a big one. My No. 1 horse M Dash...
Almost A Tradition
It all started 5 years ago with Global Endurance Training Center offering Hoof Care Clinics in conjunction with the yearly Fandango Endurance Event in Oreana, Idaho. In the first year I focused on barefoot...