16/10/2025
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At Shane Hall Cutting Horses, we spend a lot of time with two-year olds and the one thing we never skip is dental care.
When young horses start training they are shedding baby teeth or caps. These caps become loose causing pain and soreness, making it uncomfortable to carry a bit and making proper contact. It can also make eating painful and difficult. A loose cap can be the difference between a horse that is soft and willingโฆor one that is suddenly resistant to the bridle.
Thatโs why regular dental check ups are a key part of our program. Completed early spring and fall. Keeping their mouths healthy helps them stay comfortable and focused on their job. Thatโs exactly what we want for these two-year olds. Thank you to Casey Chamberlin of Signature Equine for keeping them feeling their best!
A good foundation isnโt just what starts under the saddle-it starts with details like a healthy mouth.
Shane Hall Cutting Horses
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