Easy to use Hoof Rasp... Designed by the inventor of the Old Mac's Horse Boot     see video here

 

Barefoot Sculptor
 Hoof rasp for barefoot trimmers
  Trim one handed and hold the hoof with the free hand..
    Easier trim and protects your hand from scuffs and bruising.

One Handed Trim - The Easier Way to Trim Your Horse's Hooves

 

  Advantages for Trimmers..

• specially balanced handle increases cutting power

• clear advantage for less physical trimmers when the hooves are dry and hard

• protects fingers by positioning the hand away from the rasp so no more pain from jamming fingers & knuckles

• rasp and handle combination allows one hand trim, leaving a free hand to hold the hoof

• increases control of the rasp allowing more effective shaping of the hoof

• allows more room to work on hooves under small ponies

• adjustable rasp angle

 

The coarse side is used to lower the heels, scoop the quarters, bevel the outer hoof wall and roll the toe. Click here to view the video demonstration.

It is recommended for ease of cutting, when rasping with the coarse side, to maintain an inside to outside stroke. Always stroke from the frog towards the white line and outer hoof wall which ensures a smooth stroke and prevents the rasp grabbing the outside hoof wall. To be able to maintain this inside to outside stroke on both sides of the horse the Barefoot Sculptor can be used with a backhanded stroke.

The recommended position for removing flare from the outside lower hoof wall is to turn the handle over with the coarse side facing up and rasp with the smooth side of the rasp. This position increases the cutting ability of the smooth side by your ability to provide extra pressure over the cutting area and gives you added control.

 

Easily replace the old rasp  with a screw driver or hoof pick