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The Railbar Shoe This therapeutic shoe was


developed for the sole pur- pose of having an aluminum rail shoe equipped with a frog and heel cushion support.


The basic rail shoe has become very useful in


treating a variety of common foot problems when significant deep digital flexor tension needs to be addressed. Shaping the rail shoe with a rockered ground surface, with a gentle to heavy breakover positioned directly beneath the center of articulation, greatly enhances the mechanical components of the shoe. Horses with severely underrun heels often suffer significant compression of the


digital cushion, collapsed heel tubules and bars. Most will have a large healthy frog that protrudes well below the heel tubules. The bar adds a significant support system to the rail and the rockered rail shoes. Using radiographs, and having a working knowledge of how to obtain and


interpret radiographs, are essential for consistent results. Pathological shoeing of any fashion is high-risk without informative film.


RAILBAR2 RAILBAR3 RAILBAR4 RAILBAR5 RAILBAR6


Aluminum Inserts These inserts are designed


to be welded into our Rail and Full Rocker shoes for frog support. They are made of 3/8” aluminum and are available in 7 sizes.


Small 1A


Small 1A Small 1C Small 1D


6


Fits Rail 0 - 2 Fits Rail 0 - 2 Fits Rail 0 - 2


1-877-462-6742 Small 1C


$5.10/each $5.10/each $5.10/each


Small 1D 4 9/16W x 5L


4 3/4W x 5 1/4L 5W x 5 1/2L 5 3/8W x 6L


5 5/8W x 6 1/4L


$49.00/each $49.00/each $49.00/each $52.30/each $60.00/each


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