[CASE TITLE, e.g. Collapsed medial heel in a [breed/use] gelding]

Horse[Age, breed, discipline]
Problem[e.g. Collapsed medial heel, caudal heel pain]
Veterinary involvement[e.g. "Diagnosed by the horse's own vet". Name a practice only with its written agreement.]
Duration[e.g. 5 shoeing cycles over 7 months]

Presentation

[What the owner/vet reported, how the horse was moving, what the foot looked like on arrival. 2-4 sentences.]

[Describe the photo]
[Caption: what the reader should notice]

Veterinary findings

[Diagnosis and imaging as given by the vet, in plain English. Name the practice only with permission.]

Plan

[What you set out to achieve and why: the biomechanical reasoning. Include any measurement you took (Hoofbeat, Sleip, Metron, Consteed) and what it showed.]

[Describe the panel]
[Hoofbeat: what the panel shows. Add: shared with the owner's consent.]
[Describe the panel]
[Sleip: asymmetry overview.]

Shoeing

[Shoe type, materials, any padding, trimming approach, and how it changed across visits.]

Before
Before
After
After [time period]

Outcome

[What changed and how it was assessed: lameness grade, vet re-check, return to work. Be honest about limits or ongoing management.]

[Optional: a short quote from the vet or owner, used with their permission.][Name, role]

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