Lubin Penna, a skilled farrier, has developed an innovative method for caring for horses’ hooves that combines the benefits of barefoot hooves with effective protection. Drawing from his research and extensive experience in high-level stables, he identified the limitations of traditional horseshoeing and barefoot techniques.

In collaboration with showjumping rider Julien Anquetin, this duo designed a bonding process that uses a safe, fast-setting adhesive and a sole capable of absorbing shocks and vibrations.

This solution is both comfortable for the horse and easy for professionals to apply. The sole typically lasts up to 10 days on average, and in some cases, up to 30 days, marking a significant advancement in equine care. It is important to note that the method requires precise hoof trimming, and the sole does not replace the natural hoof wall. Application must be performed under appropriate conditions to ensure proper adhesion. Let me know if you'd like to refine this further or adapt it to a specific tone!