Squarespace Site Server v5.11.81 (http://www.squarespace.com/)http://www.holistichoofsolutions.com/picture/11.6.09%208.jpg?pictureId=7802747<p>This was before the first trim in November 2009. Note the extremely high heels on this right front hoof. The hoof is what would be called a "club foot." There is rotation of the coffin bone, i.e., it is not ground parallel. There does not appear, however, to be separation of the wall from the coffin bone.</p>http://www.holistichoofsolutions.com/picture/club%20foot.png?pictureId=7803124<p>This is post-trim in November 2010. The hairline on this right front hoof is 30 degrees, which means it is highly likely that the coffin bone is ground parallel. A year ago this hoof looked like a club foot. The toe angle still seems a bit steep for a front hoof, but this might be because the heels are still slightly high. I have taken the adjustments in this hoof gradually because the horse's muscles were weak from having such high heels previously.&nbsp; The horse is sound and the improvements were likely a result of an increased, proper work regimen.</p>