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During most seasons, routine shoeing or even having your horse go barefooted works for general riding. Winter, however, warrants some special shoeing techniques if you are to enjoy your horseback riding to its fullest. With proper winter shoeing, solo ride, group trail rides and cross-country jumping can be enjoyed.
The most important consideration when riding in the winter is good traction. Giving your horse solid footing when navigating a frozen field or crossing ice patches is a safety concern.
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