My horse has soft feet but before I get shoes- I wanted to know if anyone has tried these boots. they go over the entire hoof and cover the bottom as well they have a lach like thing to keep them on and they are supposed to work in place of actual shoe and I was wondering if anyone has tried them and how well they work and if you’d recommend them over regular shoes
Students Hear About the Results of Drunk Driving, Other Crimes
Iroquois High School juniors and seniors last week heard firsthand accounts of the tragedies that drunk driving can create, as well as other dire consequences of criminal actions. The “Legally Scared” program was presented by the Iroquois district in partnership with Kids Escaping Drugs, with the aim of convincing teens of the seriousness of the choices they now make.
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Critics and readers loved Lisa Scottoline’s first collection of true-life stories, which only encouraged her — now she’s back with these all-new, exciting adventures.
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Whether it’s horse equipment, shoes or sports gear, a local company is in the national spotlight for its popular invention. Matt Kriesel is the chairman of Impact Gel in Melrose. Kriesel, along with his other employees, developed a shock-absorbing gel used in sports-shoe inserts, tennis rackets and horse saddles. Kriesel demonstrates how much protection the gel can give by hitting it with a hammer or driving over it with a truck. The inventor of Impact Gel says he’s been getting a lot of national attention lately and that’s good for area communities. “If we can keep our local economy strong and create jobs, then it’s a win-win for everybody,” said Matt Kriesel, Chairman of Impact Gel. Impact Gel is sold in more than 40 countries and the company has provided gel for Shaquille O’Neal’s athletic shoes. The shoe inserts will be featured on the show “Pitchman” which airs tomorrow night on the Discovery Channel.